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All Fired Up! Why Generational Differences in the Workplace Aren’t What They Seem

By Barry Kluger August 11, 2020

You never stop worrying about losing your job, unless you’re retired. Then you’re always worried about losing your mind.

Different work ethics exist today. We boomers went on vacation and could only be reached via a hotel landline or one of those Motorola brick phones, like the one I had in the 80s.

Even then, it was too costly to have my staff call. I just told them to make a decision based on three things:

  • will I get fired,
  • will Barry get fired, and
  • will we get sued.

I told them if the answer was no to all these questions, they could safely proceed. Read More

5 Creative Ways to Find Your Next Great Book to Read

By Frances Brown August 07, 2020

Reaching the end of a great book is a bittersweet moment. If the story was fiction, and the characters spoke to your heart, then it’s an emotional high to complete their journey with them. Read More

Pandemic Fatigue: What Is It and How to Beat It?

By Iris Pastor July 31, 2020

The first thing that happens is that I burst into scorching tears of anger. What prompts this awkward response? An email message from Instacart popping up in my inbox canceling the order I had spent over an hour placing…

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Pots De Crème: A European Dessert to Delight (Recipe)

By Dee Poquette July 18, 2020

Many believe the French were the inventors of the dessert we know today as Pots de Crème, while others give credit to the English. Let’s look into the history of these tiny cups and you can cast your vote. As members of the British nobility…

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The Top 6 Misconceptions You May (Or May Not) Have Heard About Reverse Mortgages

By Mike Roberts July 17, 2020

When I was a young boy, my parents took my brother and I on a vacation. I was pretty little, so I don’t remember much about the trip. I know we traveled on an airplane, but I have no recollection of where we went, what we did…

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The Corona Chronicles: Beware the Cycle

By Elena Karplus July 16, 2020

I’ve been a bit of an insomniac lately. Possibly because my life, like the lives of most citizens of the world, has been turned upside down by this pandemic. Nondescript days flow into nights of wondering how it got dark so fast…

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Which State Is the Most Exciting to Retire To?

By Margaret Manning July 08, 2020

When you’re heading into retirement, there are a number of things you’ll automatically start to consider, including your health, finances, and living arrangements.  But there are lots of exciting things you’ll want to factor in, too.  From the ease of finding social events and meeting new people to being able to enjoy your favorite hobbies […]

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Stretching Your Limits After 60: Challenge Yourself for Growth and Happiness

By Ginny McReynolds July 05, 2020

As we age, it’s easy to sit back and leave it to others to make the world around us an interesting place to live. In reality, though, inspiring ourselves and creating our own stimulation can mean the difference between a humdrum existence and a lovely life. Read More

Do You Remember the Old-Fashioned Visit?

By Barbara Greenleaf June 28, 2020

I don’t know about you, but I found that among my friends, the default position for getting together was always going out to a restaurant for lunch or dinner and sometimes even for breakfast. When two of us women finally hit upon a mutually…

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How to Quickly Get Your First 3 Clients as a Consultant or Freelancer

By Margaret Manning June 13, 2020

So, you’ve decided to start your very own side hustle? Good on you! From my conversations with hundreds of people in their 50s and 60s, I can tell you, without hesitation, that working as a freelancer or consultant is…

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