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How to Start a Business After 50 (Part 3): Refining Your Idea

By Margaret Manning August 13, 2015

Let’s start with some good news. If you have taken the time to identify your strengths and brainstorm business ideas, you’re already ahead of 90% of people who dream about starting a business. While others fantasize about financial security, you have taken action. By now, you should have a rough idea of the kinds of business opportunities that you are interested in. Now it’s time to refine your ideas so that they can form the basis of your profitable business. Read More

Sam Elliott is Back on “The Ranch” a New Netflix Series

By Margaret Manning August 12, 2015

Sam Elliott has always been a favorite of older women everywhere. There is something about his combination of genuine kindness and rough manly personality that makes us go crazy. In fact, when Sam turned 71, a few days ago, over 5,000 women in our community took the time to wish him a happy birthday! Read More

6 Travel Destinations for Truly Adventurous Boomer Women

By Sixty and Me July 22, 2015

One of the best things about traveling in your 50s and 60s is that you have the experience to know what you love and the energy to explore the world on your own terms. Read More

Are you a City Woman or a Country Girl?

By Margaret Manning July 17, 2015

Every time I go into the city, I crave a penthouse apartment on the 31st floor of some tall skyscraper, so that I can look out over the city lights. I would find a deli open in the middle of the night and go to the theatre every day of the week. Read More

Want to Find Meaning in Retirement? Forgive Others, Plan for the Future and Get Healthy!

By Margaret Manning July 16, 2015

Reaching retirement age creates cacophony of conflicting emotions. On the one hand, we feel a sense of relief that, after decades of hard work, we will finally be able to pursue our passions. On the other hand, with all of our social relationships changing, it’s easy to feel lost, or even fearful about the future. Read More

Sleep Deprived but Staying Alive – The Importance of Sleep in Life After 60

By Joan Frances Moran July 15, 2015

Have you ever experienced something that sounded like a good idea… but, turned out not to be? This happened to me last week, when I joined a PhD research project on sleep and source memory at University of Texas. My boyfriend requested (more like pleading and imploring) that I join him. Read More

5 Unexpected Tips for Finding Your Style After 60

By Margaret Manning July 02, 2015

Fashion trends have never been a huge priority for me. I am really a bit of a beatnik. Style is a different matter altogether. Like many women, over the decades, I have been seduced by hats and scarves and have always enjoyed putting things together in a way that communicated my personal style. Read More

What Do You Do When You Feel Lonely?

By Margaret Manning June 26, 2015

As we get older, our roles and relationships change. Some of us have retired from full-time work only to find out that our familiar friends are scattered all over the world. Read More

The Secret Lives of Modern Grandmothers

By Margaret Manning June 24, 2015

I am a modern grandmother. My granddaughter calls me “Baba Margaret” – and I fully expect the “Baba” (Russian for Grandma) will drop off in a few years. Like most grandmas, I’m busy these days. I manage two businesses and my granddaughter and I live in different countries and time zones. Read More

How to Recover from a Divorce After 60

By Margaret Manning June 18, 2015

Many women in our community have been forced to deal with a divorce after 60. These women are not alone. According to UK government statistics, divorce rates for women over 60 have increased significantly since 1991. This is despite the fact that overall divorce rates are down during the same period. Read More