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8 Ways Self-Love Creates Your Dream Lifestyle

By Joanie Marx May 19, 2026

Far from being selfish or narcissistic, self-love refocuses and renews your spirit, granting you an unlimited reservoir of energy and vitality to create the lifestyle that suits you. But due to public misconceptions about self-love, many people see it as impractical…

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My Real Life Experience with Mindful Meditation

By Nadia Ismail May 18, 2026

I’m back. Four months, three different countries, and one retreat later, and I’ve finally returned to the not-so-sunny British Isles. A lot has changed since I left in January. Unfortunately, I can’t say the same for the weather. However, I sit here looking out the window as a very different person…

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Why Life After 60 Suddenly Feels Less Predictable

By Jim Smith May 16, 2026

In our many conversations with women over 60 over the past few years, one theme has quietly surfaced again and again. Many expected life to become more stable with age. Instead, some describe feeling as though the world is speeding up around them in ways they did not fully anticipate…

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Head to South Padre Island, Texas’ Best Beach to Create Happy Family Memories

By Mira Temkin May 16, 2026

The moment we crossed the Queen Isabella Memorial Bridge onto South Padre Island on the Texas Gulf Coast, everything shifted. The air felt softer, the horizon wider, and the pace a whole lot slower. We, and our 7-year-old grandson, Aaron, had…

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Why Your Metabolism Feels Slower in Midlife (And Why Eating Less Usually Makes It Worse)

By Elizabeth Sherman May 15, 2026

You’re doing the same things you’ve always done. Eating reasonably well. Getting your walks in. Trying to keep portions in check. And the scale is doing the opposite of what you’d expect. So you land on the most logical explanation available: “My metabolism must be broken.”

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Commencement Speeches: The Graduation Advice We Were Too Young to Appreciate

By Patty Lowell May 15, 2026

There is something delightfully ironic about commencement speeches. At the exact moment people are least interested in sitting still and listening, some notable steps up to a podium and delivers a carefully crafted sermon about life, purpose, resilience, and possibility…

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Divorce Advice for Women Over 60: Avoid these 5 Common Mistakes

By Martha Bodyfelt May 15, 2026

When divorce is mixed with other transitions in your life like retirement or taking care of an ailing parent, it’s tempting to never want to leave the house. Although feeling overwhelmed and confused during divorce is normal, avoiding these common boomer…

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Why You Miss People from Work You Were Never That Close To

By Elaine Belansky May 14, 2026

Last Thursday night, I found myself at a hotel bar at 10pm. I was very proud of myself for staying up so late. I know, I know – retirement means I don’t have to get up early. But the truth is, I’m an early-to-bed kind of person. I was out with my cousin, who was visiting…

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6 Best Airlines for Seniors in the USA: Comfort, Service, and Reliability Ranked

By Sandra Roussy May 13, 2026

Do you feel like flying feels different now from how it did years ago? You’re not alone! Airports are busier than ever, flights feel crammed, and seats are definitely tighter. The whole experience can be more tiring than it used to be. If you’re like me, buying the cheapest ticket I can find…

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6 Habits to Cultivate and 6 to Ditch If You Want Peace and Happiness Over 60

By Kurt Smith May 12, 2026

The third act of your life isn’t about becoming someone new – it’s about becoming thoroughly and unapologetically yourself. Who do you need to impress? No one. Whose approval do you need? Nobody’s. Whose happiness is your responsibility? Yours. Just yours…

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