How to Beat the “I Don’t Wannas” and Find a Sense of Purpose After 60
Ever have a case of the “I don’t wannas”?
Mine usually hit when it’s a grey and gloomy morning. The last thing I want to do is my series of morning exercises and stretches when it’s drab and dreary. Just the thought of strapping on my ankle and wrist weights is enough to send me burrowing back down into those nice comfy covers. Read More
How to Accessorize Your Way to a Uniquely Chic Style After 50 (Video and Pictures!)
How do you accessorize your outfit to achieve an elegant style after 50? We have answers! Enjoy this video as Jess Jannenga, a fashion blogger from Elegantly Dressed and Stylish, dishes tips on looking elegant after 50 with brooches, handbags, and shoes. Read More
Why Being a Nanny is a Life-Changing Job for Retirees
When our careers are in full swing, we don’t think about the importance of jobs for retirees. Either we assume that we will save enough money to live in comfort in the “best years of our lives” or we look forward to enjoying our freedom in retirement, without working, even if it means cutting back on luxuries. Read More
I Started a Successful Business in My 60s… and You Can Too!
Several years ago, well into my 60s, I decided to take the plunge and start a new business. Over the years, Sixty and Me has become more than just a company… it has become my passion and the way that I choose to give back to the world. And, here’s the thing… there is absolutely […]
Read MoreLook 3 Years Younger for Free? Surprising New Study Says that Facial Exercises Take Years Off Your Face
By the time we reach our 60s, most of us have given up on anti-aging pills and potions. In fact, most of us don’t want to look younger; we just want to look radiant and full of life. This is why I prefer the term “positive aging” to “anti-aging.” Read More
Hey Grandparents – Babysitting Boosts Your Brain Power
When my wife and I babysat our two grandchildren this past weekend, we knew we would have fun. But we didn’t know we would be boosting our brain power as well. Read More
How a Sport-Filled Summer at the National Games Taught Me the Importance of Trying New Things
In a previous post at Sixty and Me, I reviewed several athletic competition sports venues dedicated to senior athletes. This summer, I had the opportunity to participate in the 2019 National Senior Games held in beautiful Albuquerque…
Read More5 Simple Morning Rituals that Can Make You Happier and Healthier After 60
By the time we reach our age, we have plenty of habits. These small rituals build up slowly over time and are seldom chosen consciously.
Take a moment to think about your “typical” weekday morning. Do you stumble out of bed and head straight for the coffee machine? Do you check your email, or Facebook, within a few minutes of getting up? Is there a certain type of cereal that you have eaten for years?
If so, maybe it’s time to develop some new morning rituals. Read More
How a Luxurious Cruise Can Help You Find Your Dream Retirement Location (+ FREE Cruise Report!)
Cruising is a great way to vacation, relax, and be pampered, all while enjoying a huge floating hotel, but not only that, compared to conventional travel. It also allows you to visit several places in a short period of time…
Read More5 Lifestyle Ideas for Boomers to Manage Expectations
It’s a rarity that we have time to sit down and reflect on our lives. Self-reflection is considered a luxury instead of a necessity. You rush from pillar to post and the minutes tick by until the end of the day…
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