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3 Benefits to Starting a Business After 50 that Have Nothing to do with Money

By Margaret Manning February 05, 2019

As we approach retirement, it’s natural to think about how we are going to support ourselves in the decades ahead. Starting a business is an option, but, most of us don’t know where to start. In addition, we are constantly exposed to images of 20-something entrepreneurs succeeding. If the media is to be believed, older entrepreneurs don’t stand a chance. Or do they? Read More

Gentle Yoga for Beginners and Seniors: Improve Your Concentration and Memory

By Sixty and Me February 04, 2019

Do you sometimes start looking for something and then forget what it is you wanted to find? Do you find yourself beginning a task only to find your brain meandering off away from the chore at hand? Gentle yoga can help you re-train your brain to focus and concentrate.

Here are a few tips when it comes to yoga for concentration and memory. Read More

Rethinking Loneliness – How the Search for Friendship is Really the Search for Ourselves

By Margaret Manning February 03, 2019

Loneliness is a complex problem. For starters, being alone is not the same as being lonely. Our feelings of loneliness come from how we interpret our situation, not from the simple fact that we are by ourselves. Read More

Find Out How Martin Short Copes with Losing the Love of His Life

By Sixty and Me February 02, 2019

Martin Short, 68, may be well-known for his comedic timing and being a leading funnyman, but as Short has come to understand first-hand, there is nothing funny about death. Read More

Has the Power of Coincidence or Visualization Impacted Your Life?

By Elise Marquam-Jahns February 01, 2019

Have you ever experienced a coincidence that has stayed with you over the years… or had some intriguing results from using visualization? Read More

Women’s Circles: A True Lifeline for Women After 60

By Jan Moore January 31, 2019

The first women on Earth are certain to have gathered together around a fire. They probably made meals together, fashioned clothing, and shared stories. Read More

Let’s All Get Inspired by Kathleen Turner’s Empowering Life Perspective

By Sixty and Me January 30, 2019

Known for her husky voice and quick rise to fame in the 80s, Kathleen Turner, 64, has enjoyed an illustrious acting career over the years that has included memorable roles in films like Body Heat, Romancing the Stone, The War of the Roses, and Peggy Sue Got Married, among countless others. Read More

Writing and the Creative Process: Enhancing Creativity After 60, Part 2

By Joan Frances Moran January 30, 2019

In Part One of this blog series, I described three ways in which people over 60 can enhance the creative process. I also referenced my passion for writing. Read More

How a Single Older Woman Can Meet 150 New People in 3 Hours

By Elizabeth Dunkel January 29, 2019

Recently, I wrote an article about being single and feeling fabulous about it. The response was enormous and the comments were enlightening! Read More

Should You Pay Off Your Mortgage Before Retirement or Invest? An Expert Weighs In!

By Margaret Manning January 29, 2019

A mortgage can really weigh us down – or can it? As we come close to retirement, what is the best approach to take where our house is concerned? Join us in discussion with financial expert Pam Krueger who has some important tips to share. Enjoy the show! Read More