Part of my inspiration for starting Sixty and Me was the feeling that too many media outlets do not devote enough attention to women over 60. I feel that we are too often invisible on magazine covers and on TV shows, and our voices…

When you look into the future of your life, how do you perceive it? As you look ahead to 2024, are you excited by the prospects of manifesting your dreams into a new reality, or do you dread another 12 months? It’s understandable that…

What I remember best about my friend is her playfulness. She was one of the few adults in my circle who really knew how to play. She enjoyed a long, fulfilling life despite many hardships along the way. I’ll always remember her joy and laughter…

Mother’s Day isn’t just about cards, brunch, or bouquets. It’s about reflection. It’s about honoring the stories that shaped you – and choosing how you want to be remembered. Whether you’re a mom, grandmother, mentor, or nurturing soul in someone’s life, you have a legacy worth celebrating…

If you’re in your seventh decade of life or beyond, no doubt you have experienced some plot twists. Whether illness, divorce, death or an otherwise unexpected curve ball that life threw at you. In my conversations with hundreds of people who have lost a spouse…

Let’s get something straight: I’m not here to age gracefully. I’m here to age truthfully. Loudly, if I feel like it. Quietly, if I don’t. And without a shred of apology. Because after everything – the roles we played, the expectations we carried, the beauty standards shoved…

There are numerous ways to improve your overall quality of life after 60. Few will be as life-enhancing, sustainable, and emotionally balancing as self-love and self-care. But how or where do you begin self-love and self-care practices if they are not something you are used to?

Cruising along the freeway, my sister, Joan, and I were absorbed in a passionate discussion. Suddenly, time stood still. The car in front of us spun out of control, leaving the driver facing us…

As a woman over 70 who attended the 1977 National Women’s Conference, challenged her first employer for equal pay, dutifully wore sneakers with her suits while storming the halls of capitalism in the 1980s and later published as a feminist scholar…

I have a deep, unshakable affection for the movie Serendipity. Yes, the one with John Cusack and Kate Beckinsale in cashmere and cosmic confusion. Go watch it now. I’ll wait. Okay… isn’t it predictable and sappy, but irresistible? Bonus points if you tell me you watched…