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Can Money Buy Happiness in Retirement? You Might be Surprised…

By Margaret Manning August 20, 2014

Financial security is an important concern for a lot of women over 60. Many of us are still working and are in the final stages of planning for retirement. Others have already left the workforce and are looking for ways to make their retirement savings last longer. Some are living on pensions or fixed incomes. But, exactly how much money does it really take to find happiness in retirement? Read More

The Truth about Alzheimer’s Disease: Statistics, Causes, Early Signs and Stages (Video)

By Margaret Manning July 08, 2014

Many women in their 60s think a lot about Alzheimer’s Disease and dementia. They may be helping a parent, friend or partner. Or, maybe they worry about whether they will personally be impacted by Alzheimer’s one day. Read More

How to Deal with Grief After Losing Someone You Love

By Margaret Manning February 04, 2014

All of us need to learn how to deal with grief at some point in our lives. Some people, like myself, lose someone close to them as children. Others lose their husband after decades of being happily married. Nothing can prepare you for losing someone you love, but, there are ways to help the healing process along. Read More

Dealing with Cancer: 6 Steps for Helping Your Loved One in Their Time of Need

By Margaret Manning September 19, 2013

Finding out that a loved one has been diagnosed with cancer can make it feel like the world is crashing down around you. Dr. Phil says, “When one person gets cancer, the whole family gets cancer.” As hard as it is for you, imagine how your loved one feels dealing with cancer. Keeping this in mind may help you provide more compassionate support. It’s okay to be afraid. Do research, ask questions, and offer your assistance where you can. Read More

The Stages of ‘EX’ – Dealing with Divorce After 60

By Margaret Manning May 10, 2013

Elizabeth Kubler Ross wrote about the five stages of dealing with death and loss – denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. Read More

Rediscovering Self-Love as a Woman Over 60

By Joan Senio May 07, 2024

Self-love is a concept that is often associated with youth and personal growth journeys. However, self-love can begin at any stage in life, including in our later years. In fact, rediscovering self-love (or cultivating it for the first time) after 60 can be a powerful…

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Steve Jobs Advice: “Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish”

By Beverly Bowers May 06, 2024

You probably know that Jobs dropped out of college. He reasoned that he didn’t know what he wanted to do with his life, he didn’t see how college would play a role, and he didn’t want to spend his parents’ money foolishly. He trusted that it would all work out…

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4 Great Reasons to Find a Workout Partner After 60

By Jessica Hegg May 06, 2024

Workout partners, whether they’re your spouse or a friend, serve as a physical and mental cue to stick with it and have fun! Check out these 4 reasons why finding a workout partner could be one of the best things you do for your health…

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Creating Your Path to Guitar

By Charlotte Adams May 04, 2024

Whether you’re just beginning to play or you’re ready to take your guitar playing to the next level, you’ll find plenty of options for learning. While it’s great to have a lot of choices, it can also be overwhelming. But with a little introspection, information…

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10 Tips on Changing Your Perspective on Aging and Its Impact on Dating

By Andrea McGinty May 02, 2024

Age is not just about the number of years you’ve lived or your physical appearance. It’s about your mindset and how you perceive yourself. As someone who has been assisting people in their online dating journey for almost three decades…

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