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5 Strategies to Authentically Engage with Facebook Followers and Simultaneously Boost Brain Power

By T. Kari Mitchell September 15, 2020

Do you have a Facebook page? Facebook is a great way to stay connected with family and friends. And during these unpredictable times, Facebook offers an outlet for networking within special groups. But there could be…

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3 Powerful Supplements for Boosting Health After Age 60

By Sixty and Me August 26, 2020

We all know that a few lifestyle basics go a long way in our quest to stay healthy, vibrant, and fit. The ones that top the list are a wholesome diet, regular exercise, and quality sleep. Together, they build a solid foundation…

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Pandemics, Hurricanes… Oh My!

By Elena Karplus August 14, 2020

Not all hurricanes are created equal, but in Miami, we take all of them very seriously, especially since August 16, 1992, when Hurricane Andrew devastated our city. After being in self-isolation since March, it was alarming for me…

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Step Up to the Plate of Your Own Expectations

By Noelle Nelson August 09, 2020

It’s easy to get downhearted in these challenging times. Just when it seems things are finally getting better, there’s another eruption of bad news. It doesn’t matter whether it’s on the Covid front, violence in our communities…

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Feeling Scared During Covid? Try This Positivity Exercise!

By Donna Marie Todd August 05, 2020

I’ve been pacing like a cat in a Covid cage; isolated from others, hungry for interaction, desperate for relationship, and feeling the stress of being alone in a pandemic. Can you relate? Things get so quiet when you live alone. The cat meows…

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Don’t Be Afraid to Brag! What Are *Your* Best Qualities?

By Paula Harer August 05, 2020

This is going to be an article all about me. That sounds like something you really want to read, right? You get to read about Paula Harer. It is your lucky day! 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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Finding Work After 50 Takes Action! Here’s How to Get Started

By Jeff Henning July 31, 2020

Even in the present state of the world, after we lose a job, it seems that everyone has somewhere to go each day but us. Driving next to others, they appear to be on a mission to get to work to perform a job that we don’t have. “Why them and not me,” we would ask. Read More

What Covid Quarantine Taught Me About Being Retired

By Elizabeth Dunkel July 29, 2020

There were many good things that came out of my experience with my first, and I hope last, quarantine of my life. But given how current events are playing out, quarantine restrictions may float in and out of our lives for some time to come…

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Need an Easy, Available, and Affordable Stress Reliever? Turn to Your Ears!

By Sheena Nancy Sarles July 29, 2020

These are challenging times, and we all are seeking ways to relieve our stress. This is especially true for those of us over 60, since our risk of serious coronavirus repercussions is very high. The pandemic has caused us stress at the local, national, and…

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