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Inspiration

Sometimes we need a little inspiration to get more from life after 60. Let's explore the lives and stories of inspirational women who have changed the world.

2 years ago

The Importance of Creating Anchors in Our Week

In the midst of life’s busy schedule, whether retired or still working, the presence of weekly anchors can provide much-needed comfort and security. Anchors in our week are the consistent activities or routines that help us stay grounded, offering…

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2 years ago

Our Complex Relationship with Time

The morning started as it usually did, with a cup of coffee and light conversation with my husband about the unfolding day. He headed off to his study to begin working, and I decided to put the finishing touches on getting our house ready for the dinner…

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2 years ago

The Only Thing We Are Too Old to Do After 50

As I’m working with women over 50 who are looking to redefine in some way, I’m often met with a version of the question, “Am I too old to _____.” It typically is phrased something like, “I’m _____ (insert age here). Do you think this would be a good time…

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2 years ago

10 Gifts for Grandad for National Grandparents Day

National Grandparents Day is the ideal moment to show Grandpa how much he means to you. The right gift can convey your love and appreciation in a heartfelt way. Here are ten thoughtful gift ideas that are sure to bring a smile to his face…

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2 years ago

Let’s Get Intentional About Using Our Senses

I read a good book recently, titled, Better in Every Sense: How the New Science of Sensation Can Help You Reclaim Your Life. The main message of the book is that by taking time to pause and engage with your senses (seeing, hearing, touching, tasting)…

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2 years ago

Fix It and Forget It: A Cookbook and a Helpful Ideology

To be perfectly honest, I am always on the lookout for challenges. Because of my history (and probably yours!), I feel ill-suited to placid times. I just know something terrible and unexpected is on the horizon. Somehow, the title of one of the very first crockpot…

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2 years ago

How to Bring Grace into Your Sacred Space

From humankind’s earliest days creating sacred spaces has been a part of all cultures. Not only in churches, or temples, but also in homes worldwide, we’re drawn to establish personal sanctuaries for devotion, reflection, meditation, and prayer…

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2 years ago

10 Thoughtful Gifts for Grandma on National Grandparents Day

National Grandparents Day is the perfect opportunity to show Grandma just how much she means to you. Finding the right gift can express your love and appreciation in a meaningful way.  Here are ten thoughtful gift ideas that are sure to make Grandma smile: Keep reading to discover the complete list of gift ideas for […]

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2 years ago

How My Hobbies Forced Me to Slow Down

In a world that seems to spin ever faster, the notion of slowing down can feel counterintuitive. We know the benefits of embracing a slower pace in our daily lives can enhance our mental health, improve our physical well-being, foster deeper relationships…

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2 years ago

Living in Full Bloom: Embracing the Beauty and Wisdom of a “Certain Age”

Imagine a rosebud: delicate, tightly closed, full of promise. It’s beautiful in its own right, yet we know its true splendor is revealed only when it fully blooms. As women, our journey mirrors this transformation. While our youth holds its own charm…

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