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Seeing Red – Fist Fights at 60?

By Maggie Marangione September 21, 2024

My friends gave me a T-shirt with “Page County Don’t Back Down” emblazoned across the chest after I stood up to five people threatening to shoot us. We had decided to go for a hike one beautiful Autumn Day and as we parked at the trailhead in the George…

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Apologies: How to Make Them Work

By Barbara Greenleaf September 21, 2024

During the current pandemic, I find it relaxing to watch Army Wives before I go to bed, and I’ve noticed that, in every episode someone says, “I’m sorry.” This TV show being a soap opera (albeit a high-class one), the apology is always…

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Why Alcohol and Aging Don’t Mix!

By Janet Gourand September 16, 2024

My relationship with alcohol began in my teens when I felt I had discovered a magic potion! I believed I had found “the answer” and could now socialise with confidence. I continued to use it socially into my 20s and 30s but during my 40s it became…

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Two Business Goals with Different Lessons

By Steve Juetten September 07, 2024

I’m working with two business owners who are at different points on their exit journey. Owner #1 just completed her business exit readiness review and wants to sell her business in about three years. She is in the “fix up” phase. Owner #2 is selling…

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The Joyful Living Toolkit: 10 Transformative Practices

By Linda Wattier September 05, 2024

Are you rushing through life, missing out on its beauty? Do you feel like it’s slipping by too quickly to savor its richness? Maybe you’re caught up in a whirlwind of problems and obligations or the monotony of mundane routines…

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How to Recover from a Crushing Setback After 60

By Pamela Reynolds August 31, 2024

What is it that makes children overflow with confidence in their ability to do whatever it is they imagine? When did we replace our confidence with insecurity? How do we get back our confidence as we age through life and living?

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Breaking a Friendship Is Hard to Do

By Fran Braga Meininger August 29, 2024

Have you had your feelings hurt lately by someone close to you? Or had a heated exchange with an old friend? Did you say something you regret to someone you care about and damage the relationship? Do you sometimes feel angry, negative or discontent, causing you to lash out…

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“What If I Fall?” Oh, But What If You Fly?

By Lily Bradshaw August 13, 2024

By the time we have reached our 60s, all of us have had a share of fails and successes; hopefully, far more of the latter. It is the very nature of living that life is full of ups and downs. As we each write our own unique life story, it is these that help us grow…

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10 Steps to Loving Yourself Unconditionally After 60

By Joanie Marx August 11, 2024

Have you experienced a time in life when you felt lonely, unloved or undervalued? If so, you are not alone. All of us have felt this way at one time or another. Like millions of women from our era, I didn’t always love who I was. Despite the success…

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Where to Stay in Italy to Avoid Its Tourist Hotspots

By Jackie Parsons August 08, 2024

If travel has always been a lifelong passion for you as it has for me, there’s a good chance you’ll feel a tinge of regret when you hear stories of cities such as Venice introducing a tourist tax, and residents of other destinations in Europe clamouring…

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