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Why Do Many Women Have a Different Retirement Experience Than Men?

By Millree Williams July 19, 2025

I’m an African-American male, and I’m also one of nine siblings, all of us retired. In a recent conversation with my three sisters, each of whom is retired successfully, I was reminded of a truth that, as a guy, they (robustly) re-emphasized to me – women experience retirement…

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Your Inner Compass: Why Self-Trust Is Your Superpower in Uncertain Times

By Linda Wattier July 18, 2025

Ever feel like you’re navigating stormy seas, with each wave bringing another gust of uncertainty? Just when you think you’ve found your bearings, the winds shift again. I’ve been thinking about uncertainty a lot lately – it’s become our constant companion, hasn’t it?

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How to Live a ‘Reinvented’ Life

By Karla Freeman July 17, 2025

I wrote a book as a way to explore the map of reinvention. Do you want to explore new directions? Is it scary? Of course. But why not try? Dream, examine patterns, be open to magic. Your anxiety can be tamed. As you lean into this exciting path, you can and will succeed…

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10 Game Apps for Women Over 60

By Sandra Roussy July 17, 2025

Do you like to play games online on your computer? Do you also like to play games on your smartphone or your tablet? In order to play on your mobile device, you need to download game apps in the appropriate operating system – Android or Apple…

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How Journaling at 60 Can Help You Heal from the Grief of Estrangement with Your Adult Child

By Marie Morin July 16, 2025

Estrangement from an adult child is an emotional and/or physical distance that is emotionally troublesome for all involved. The complicated nature of the process and elements of estrangement are as varied as the individual stories…

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Addressing Emotional Eating with Mindfulness, Awareness and Compassion

By Marion Holt July 14, 2025

Emotional eating, the tendency to use food as a coping mechanism for emotional distress, can disrupt our relationship with food and hinder our overall well-being. However, mindfulness, a practice that cultivates present-moment…

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Turn Your Loved One’s Life Story into a Musical Tribute

By Anthony Cirillo July 11, 2025

Music is more than just entertainment – it’s memory, emotion, connection, and legacy. For those of us caring for aging loved ones, it can also be a powerful way to honor their journey, spark meaningful conversations, and create moments of deep connection. That’s why I’m…

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7 Perfect U.S. Cities for an Inexpensive, Relaxing Getaway

By Tammi Kaeberlein July 07, 2025

A vacation centered around peace, quiet, and relaxation is often the very best kind of getaway. It can give you a break from everyday stresses, time for introspection and disconnecting from constant stimulation, and make space for rest and rejuvenation…

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From Lavender to Ylang-Ylang: The Best Aphrodisiac Scents for Women Over 60 (+ Recipes)

By Shanna Bynes Bradford July 05, 2025

As you gracefully embrace your 60s and beyond, there’s an undeniable magic in rediscovering your allure and femininity. One of the most enchanting ways to enhance your confidence and spark joy is through the power of fragrance. Aromas can evoke memories…

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The Pros and Cons of Nostalgia

By Diana Raab July 04, 2025

Over the years, I have come to the conclusion that people are either nostalgic, or they are not. I think in my family it is split right down the middle. I fall into the very nostalgic category. I love old photographs and hearing stories about how things used to be…

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