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4 Tips for More Precious Moments Creating Art with Your Grandchildren

By Malcolm Dewey September 23, 2018

The funny thing about being a full-time artist is that you think everyone else is creating art too. At least planning to anyway. Fortunately, there are responsible people doing the jobs that we artists try to avoid. Read More

Are You Over 60? Act Like You’re Important – Because You Are!

By Margaret Manning September 06, 2018

Do you remember your first job? Whether it was waitressing or babysitting, office work or picking blueberries, you probably thought it was just a means to an end. It was a way to get a little extra money for clothes, makeup and other “things” that seemed so important at the time. Read More

Reliving the Magic of Childhood with the Wisdom of Christopher Robin

By Karen Matthews August 23, 2018

Do you remember the freedom and joy you felt as a kid? There were no schedules, financial issues or social media to worry about. Your only goal in life was to have fun. Read More

Skynet or Safety Net? Can Robots Help Older Adults to Live Happier, Healthier Lives? You Bet!

By Margaret Manning August 22, 2018

When I first saw the movie “Her”, about a man who falls in love with an intelligent computer operating system, I knew the world of human relationships was going through a fascinating social transformation. The bizarre thing was that as I watched the movie, I started to understand and appreciate the positive aspects of having “someone” care about you – even if they were not real. Read More

What’s New in Your World? August 20, 2018

By Margaret Manning August 20, 2018

Hi everyone! Here are the biggest news stories for August 20, 2018 along with a few of my own thoughts. I also have a fascinating question to ask all of you about your first job. I hope that you will join the discussion! Read More

The Surprising Reasons More Boomers Are Choosing to Live as Nomads

By Margaret Manning August 18, 2018

Women in their 60 are facing many challenges as they make the transition from traditional work environments to independent lifestyles. In addition, the landscape for making money after 60 is shifting, especially for those who do not have savings or long-term financial security. Read More

The Advantage of Being an Older Worker: Exploring What Women Over 60 Bring to Businesses

By Julia Hubbel August 17, 2018

It was a lively bunch. The 12 people in my class were from a smaller company that provides conference services. It had recently been purchased by a much larger global corporation in November 2016. Read More

What Should You Do with Business Clothing After Retirement?

By Stephen Hadley August 15, 2018

After decades of hard work, you’re approaching retirement – or maybe you’re already there, congrats! It’s going to be great – you’re already daydreaming about all you’ll do. But what about all your business attire? Will your clothes retire too? Read More

Women Over 60 Have the Power to Help Create a New Narrative About Aging… Here’s How

By Paula Usrey August 10, 2018

When I was young, one of my mother’s favorite television programs was I Love Lucy. In this sitcom, actress Lucille Ball played the role of a scheming housewife who often used tears to soften her husband when he confronted her ‘childish’ behaviors. Not surprisingly, my own mother behaved in similar ways. Read More

What it’s Like to Work as a Funeral Director

By Alexandra Kathryn Mosca July 22, 2018

“What’s it like to work as a funeral director?” This is a question I’ve been asked time and again. My response: It’s not easy, given the complex emotions involved. It takes enormous commitment and dedication, along with a compassionate nature and respect for tradition and ceremony. Read More