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What’s the Meaning of Legacy When You Hit 60? (Hint: It’s Not a Resume)

By Barbara Robitaille August 21, 2022

As a stay-at-home mom, I used to dread meeting new people at social events. After initial pleasantries, so often the exchange would come to an awkward, grinding halt when they asked me…

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How Our Thoughts Shape Our Future When We Reach the 60 Threshold

By Teresa Beshwate August 16, 2022

Not many generations ago, aging was considered a privilege, and those who lived the longest were considered to be important members of society and keepers of the wisdom necessary for survival…

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6 Amazing Magazines for Women Over 60

By Margaret Manning August 12, 2022

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…

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It’s Time for a Candid Conversation with Your 80-Year-Old Self

By Terri Edmund August 10, 2022

When I turned 60 and decided that I want to live at least 40 more years, I started my 100th Year Project, not knowing how it would change my life. I didn’t realize then that 60 isn’t even considered old: that 65 to 75 is young old, 75 to 85 old…

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4 Benefits of Staying in Your Own Home a Little Longer – While Starting Your Next Tree

By Karen Margaret Kay August 08, 2022

When I moved into my newly built home more than 10 years ago, the city planted small trees on the front lawns of most of the homes. While many homeowners got spindly young saplings, I was fortunate enough to get a tall…

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Facing Your Fears After 60 with Positivity and Action

By Dr. Margaret Rutherford August 05, 2022

You’re afraid of breaking a hip when you fall. You’re saying good-bye to dear friends, who’ve lost their battle with cancer. You worry if you’re forgetting words like you always have, or if it’s becoming a pattern…

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Are You Mad at God? An Ex-Pastor Shares Her Journey

By Linda Ward July 31, 2022

After graduating from Bible School, I held a pastoral job in a small, yet powerful church. I loved serving there as one of the pastors, and at times preaching sermons to the larger congregation. My entire life was centered around my home and God…

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How to Choose the Best Fitness Pro to Keep You Motivated

By Catherine Stifter July 29, 2022

If you already have a personal trainer who you love and see regularly or you’re a long-time member of an exercise class where the instructor makes the hard work fun, you may not need this article. But maybe you’ve recently moved…

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Find Your Gratitude Tree

By Ardith Bowman July 23, 2022

We all know that feeling grateful feels good. Right? It is more than that! We care about aging well, with vitality and wellness. Well, gratitude can play a big part in that. According to Positive Psychology, research shows that benefits of gratitude…

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Want to Make God Laugh? Make a Plan 

By Liz Kitchens July 23, 2022

Dear God, I hope miracles are still in your wheelhouse because I sure need a couple right now. I have been sick for the past few days. Please help me surrender my raggedy breath, snotty nose, and fierce, shuddering cough to your (hopefully) healing hands…

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