98-Year-Old Yogi Proves that Yoga for Seniors is Both Powerful and Beautiful
I’ve never been much of a fan girl. I had a mild crush on David Soul back in the day. Remember him from Starsky and Hutch? My father paid for me and my mum to go and hear him sing at the Birmingham Hippodrome. What a dish he was! But I never had pictures of pop stars up in my room like all my friends did. I was a more serious teen!
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How to Feel Like a Millionaire Inside, No Matter What’s Going on Outside
Recently, a reader of my Millionaire series commented that perhaps thinking like a millionaire isn’t something to be aspired to because “What’s so good about being acquisitive, status oriented and power hungry?” Read More
How to Make a Successful Transition to Retirement – Advice from the Sixty and Me Community
One topic that we all have on our minds as we enter our 60s is how to successfully transition to retirement. Read More
Do I Need a Trust? One of the Most Important Estate Planning Questions
While marketing a product I created, the My Affairs In Order, I get asked a lot of questions. The questions that come up more than any others are: What is a trust? And, do I need a trust?
Read MoreMaking Friends as an Adult: The Value of Cross-Generational Relationships
Yesterday I took my 79-year-old friend to the hairdresser. We go out a couple of times a week, with occasional stops at the store to stock her refrigerator or at the drug store to pick up a prescription. Then we visit for a while when we get back and catch up on family news. Read More
Should You Go Dairy Free to Boost Your Healthy Aging Prospects?
These days, there are plenty of things that dieticians, health professionals and personal trainers warn us to stay away from. Read More
What is Money? Money Management Tips for Women Over 60
Money, in our world, is a very important asset. Could money be defined as something other than paper bills and coins? Join us in discussion with financial advisor Allan Roth, who shares great insight on managing our money past the age of 60. Enjoy the show! Read More
4 Things You Need to Know About a New Dementia Diagnosis
The recent PBS documentary, Alzheimer’s: Every Minute Counts, sounded an alarm and a wakeup call to the devastation being caused by dementia, including Alzheimer’s. As more and more people become impacted, it’s important to help family members, including children and the community-at-large, understand the disease so everyone knows how they can help. Read More
Say Bye-Bye to these Kinds of Friends After 60
As baby boomers, we have collected a lot of friends over the last 50 to 60 years. Some of us still stay in touch with people we knew as children. Most of us have at least a few high school or college buddies. We have work friends and social acquaintances, poker buddies and professional contacts. Read More
Why 2017 is the Perfect Year to Discover England
I was born in England – on Valetta Road in West London to be exact. I grew up in a tiny tenement house with hollyhocks in the small garden that were taller than me.
There were buildings all around us that had been destroyed during the war. Dreams and circumstances led me far away from my London roots, but, I’ve always had love in my heart for England. Read More