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Why Daydreaming Is the Most Wonderful Way to Waste Time

By Sherry Bronson January 21, 2023

Shirley Valentine is the story of a middle-aged woman who talks to herself, or the wall, as she considers her life. When I watched it, I had to pause and repeat a section to capture this intriguing quote: The sky is always there as long as the wind is fair…

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How to Guarantee Your Best First Impression

By Marie Burns January 20, 2023

When I first started public speaking, part of my training was the constant reminder that you only have 30 seconds to make a positive impression and grab the audience’s attention. That training was about 30 years ago, and the timeframe…

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New Year, New Career: 2023 is the Perfect Time to Make a Change

By Deborah Voll January 19, 2023

Do you love January? The stress of presents, parties, and the perfect holiday season is over, and for some of us we can reflect on the past year as well as brainstorm goals for the new year ahead. January can be filled with optimism, possibility, and excitement…

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Do You Secretly Judge Others? How to Enjoy Life After 60 with an Attitude of Gratitude

By Pamela Reynolds January 19, 2023

When we refuse to judge others, we express love and compassion. Love does not mean we become passive and allow others to abuse us. It is quite the contrary. Compassion is not weak but strong. It allows us to see where the suffering…

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Piano Lesson 1: Let Our Classes Begin

By Gaili Schoen January 18, 2023

If you have always wanted to learn how to play the piano, regretted quitting piano lessons, or have heard that playing a musical instrument keeps your brain sharp, today our Free Video Piano Classes are beginning, and I hope you will join the fun!

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5 Questions About Your Past That Can Give Your Future More Purpose

By Sally Fox January 18, 2023

Having a sense of purpose, calling or mission is a powerful motivator. It is also key to having a longer, more fulfilling life. At times, however, that sense of calling or purpose may feel elusive. You may not be able to see it as you look forward…

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Why You Should Indulge in Those Little Luxuries

By Amy Newmark January 17, 2023

If you’re like me, you’ve spent most of your life doing for others, whether that was your family, your job, or your friends. You probably put yourself at the bottom of your to-do list way too often. And I bet you save the nice things for other people…

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Decorate Your Home to Vanquish the After-Christmas Blues

By Leslie Ginnes January 16, 2023

There is a paradox of relief and sadness when you accept that the holidays are finished. Gone is the sense of magic that permeated your home, the lights, the scent, the warmth, and the promise; all your efforts created joy and excitement…

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What Is the SAGE Screening for Dementia, and Should You Do It at Home?

By Keith Darrow January 16, 2023

The SAGE Test is a self-administered exam designed to be taken at home to detect the early signs of cognitive impairment. It is a brief tool that can evaluate your thinking abilities. The questions are designed to evaluate each part of the brain…

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Intuitive Eating for Mature Women: Make Peace with Food (+3 Tips to Apply Right Now!)

By Cassie Christopher January 15, 2023

If you’re tired of the mental food police constantly assessing what you put in your mouth, and you don’t trust yourself to eat well without the constant judgement, intuitive eating may be a good option for you to finally make peace with food…

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