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Living life after 60 involves a little - or a lot - of change. It all depends on your preferences. Taking in account your interests, you can have so much fun. Enjoy this category of articles to learn about technology, hobbies, books, entertainment and more!

1 year ago

What If You Only Had 10 Years Left? Would You Still Be Cleaning Out Your Basement?

Clutter is a thief of time and joy. You’ve been meaning to declutter for years. You’ve been promising yourself, “I’ll get to it… when things slow down.” But here’s what I see over and over again: Women wasting precious years cleaning, sorting, organizing, postponing the life they actually…

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1 year ago

7 Home Business Ideas for Food Lovers

There are people who thrive on takeout and then there are gourmands. If you have a passion for trying out new cuisines, dabbling in the kitchen, and producing works of culinary art, you have the option of using your hobby to your advantage…

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1 year ago

3 Things to Remember When Taking the First Step Towards Retirement

I’m learning each day to look forward to what is coming as I stand where I am today. Being present in my life right here and now has created an appreciation for all that I have and an eagerness for what is yet to come. Every change I make…

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1 year ago

Living the Digital Lifestyle: How Women Over 50 Can Turn Their Wisdom into Income

For many women over 50, life feels like it’s opening up again. The kids are grown, retirement is on the horizon (or already here), and you finally have time to think about you. But what if this stage of life could offer not just freedom of time, but also financial freedom…

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1 year ago

Why I’m Happier with Fewer Choices (a.k.a. When Life Picks for Me)

We all love having choices. Cow’s milk or oat? Streaming or cable? Stay in or go out? We want to be the deciders. Masters of our destiny. Queens of our calendars. But what I didn’t know I didn’t know was that sometimes – sometimes – having fewer choices can actually bring…

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1 year ago

Navigating Life’s Transitions: How to Embrace Change and Find Your Fizz

Change isn’t always easy – but it’s constant. After 60, it can feel like life is shifting beneath our feet: retirement, downsizing, health changes, loss, becoming a caregiver – or rediscovering who we are when no one needs us in quite the same way. These transitions aren’t just logistical…

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1 year ago

Do We Purposefully Look for Variety in Our Lives?

Variety is the spice of life, so they say. I’ve heard that saying so many times, I can’t even remember when I first heard it. More importantly, I’m not sure I’ve given it much thought. But it is worth thinking about. As we settle into our later years, we can easily get into a routine […]

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1 year ago

Best Places to Retire for Active Adults

Retirement no longer means slowing down. It’s more often than not the beginning of a vibrant new chapter filled with travel, outdoor adventures, fitness, and social engagement. For active adults, choosing the right place to retire means more than just sunshine and affordability…

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1 year ago

Peace and Quiet Sounded Perfect – Until I Had Too Much of It in Retirement

I’m writing this from a Downton Abbey-style bed and breakfast on Prince Edward Island, Canada, perched in a sunny room with a view of the sea. The window beside me frames the water. The sun is shining. I can hear the wind through the trees. I’ve taken two long baths this week and even snuck in a nap or two…

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1 year ago

Let It All Hang Out (Or Why We Should Journal, at Every Age, But Especially as We Age)

When I was 16 years old, my mother died of alcoholism. I didn’t know what to do, I was lost and afraid and life felt impossible. So, what did I do? I drank a lot to feel nothing, to numb out. And I also started journaling, every day. I wasn’t sure why, it just felt like something…

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