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Embracing Change and Cultivating Fulfillment: A Life Coach’s Guide to Thriving in Your 60s and Beyond

By Diane Bruno February 08, 2024

At a time when the saying “life is too short” resonates more deeply, the idea of settling into a stagnant existence in later years is rapidly and happily becoming obsolete! The millennial and Z generations, with their emphasis on passion, purpose…

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A New Generation of Mature Women Staying Fabulous and Fierce

By Alexandra Kathryn Mosca February 06, 2024

Not long ago, I stumbled upon an old article from 2008 in More magazine. More ceased publishing almost a decade ago, but I had made a point of holding onto the article. Written by author Erica Jong, “How to Thrive When Your Babe Days Are Over”…

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16 Valentine’s Day Gifts for Women Over 50

By Sixty and Me February 06, 2024

If you’re in search of thoughtful Valentine’s Day gifts for the wonderful women in your life who are over 50, you’ve landed on the right page. We’ve put together a tailored list catering to these remarkable ladies who have crossed the 50-year mark…

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How to Make the Most of Life in Your 60s

By Joan Senio February 04, 2024

Our 60s can be an exciting phase of life filled with new possibilities and opportunities. It’s a time to reflect on achievements, recognize our own wisdom, and perhaps nurture ourselves a little more than we’ve done in the last few decades…

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Ageless Bonds: An Exploration of the Vital Importance of Friendships as We Grow Older

By Diane Bruno January 20, 2024

In the fabric of life, friendships are the threads that weave through our journey, creating a vibrant pattern that only deepens with time. As we age, the value of these connections becomes immeasurable, contributing significantly to our emotional…

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How Crafting Opens the Door to Creativity – No It’s Not Too Late to Begin at 60!

By Barbara Greenleaf January 15, 2024

When I was young, I couldn’t draw so I didn’t consider myself “artistic.” Now that I’m over 60, I know there are many ways one can express oneself creatively. Yet overcoming the idea that I was a no-talent presented a high hurdle – especially since…

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The Taboo Topic of Politics: Loving Someone with an Opposing Point of View

By Linda Wisniewski January 14, 2024

“Politics make strange bedfellows” says a mid-19th century proverb, meaning people of widely differing views come together when they have a common cause. It’s certainly true of my husband and me. We are on opposite sides of the political spectrum…

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Becoming a Grandparent: 9 Practical Tips for a Joyful Transition

By Joan Senio January 12, 2024

Are you ready to become a grandparent? Many women look forward to this stage of life and even anxiously prod their children to make it a reality sooner rather than later. In the end, we don’t really have much to say about when the blessed…

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We’ve Known Success, Now Let’s Test Our Weaknesses

By Mary Lou Harris January 09, 2024

After a lifetime of multiple careers, many of us worked with a high level of skill. Competence was necessary. Now, in retirement, how about indulging ourselves in hobbies, projects, or activities where we are less than competent?

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10 Ways to Set Clear Goals for Your Dreamlife in 2024

By Joanie Marx December 25, 2023

Oprah Winfrey once said, “The biggest adventure you can take is to live the life of your dreams.” Is your biggest adventure awaiting you in 2024? And if so, what is your roadmap to reaching the place where the life of your dreams lives?

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