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Feeling Lonely? Maybe it’s Time to Take a Chance with Intimacy and Ask the “Tough Questions”?

By Margaret Manning January 26, 2020

As anyone who has experienced loneliness can tell you, feeling lonely is not the same as being alone. At the same time, it is possible to have many people in your life, while still feeling lonely.

Sometimes, the circumstances that lead to our loneliness are out of our control. Some of us have lost our spouses or gone through a divorce. Others have children who are building their own lives in another part of the world. Read More

Looking Outward or Looking Inward in 2020 and Beyond

By Mary Lou Harris December 29, 2019

Recently one morning, I opened a word-for-the-day type of email. The word for that day was ‘metanoia’, a noun defined as a transformative change of heart; especially a spiritual conversion…

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Family Gatherings Not Your Thing? You Can Still Have a Happy Holidays!

By Debra Englander December 23, 2019

There’s usually no way to avoid a holiday get-together. If you’ve got a large family or live far from your parents or siblings, chances are you’re heading to a relative’s house this month.

Or, perhaps you’ve got your own circle of friends and prefer a more sedate dinner rather than a house full of children of varying ages, along with the obligatory exchange of gifts. Read More

How to Reclaim Your Sensuality Over 60

By Diana Raab December 20, 2019

Do you remember a time when sex and intimacy were the most important elements in your life? Perhaps in recent years you’ve found that the urge and desire to have sex has dwindled…

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How Senior Women Aging Alone Can Find Support Networks

By Carol Marak December 20, 2019

Our motive to create a support system extends beyond the need for social connection and to avoid loneliness. Many women, especially those of us without an immediate family, are at risk of isolation and spending too much time alone…

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5 Ways to Find Out if You Have a Fixed Mindset or a Growth Mindset in Your 60s

By Elizabeth Letcher December 20, 2019

Do you have a friend who always tries new things and invites you to tag along? “It could be fun,” she says, and it’s true. It could be great! You hope that finally, at this age, you will find your “Prince Talent…”

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4 Ways to Reinvent Holiday Traditions to Fit Your Lifestyle

By Dami Roelse November 15, 2019

For many, the holidays are a time of tradition and ritual. At this time of year we often fall back on the celebration habits we have formed over time. Read on for ideas of how to reinvent holiday traditions in ways that serve you…

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3 Ways Retiring Overseas Can Help You Form More (and Stronger!) Friendships

By Sixty and Me November 11, 2019

There’s no doubt that the thought of retiring overseas has its appeal. Lower living expenses – especially housing and health care costs – and a better climate can be very persuasive!

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True Friendship Keeps You Strong and Happy… Here’s How to Find it!

By Sixty and Me November 08, 2019

Check out our own “Aging Beautifully” affirmation cards for inspiration about family, relationships and life.

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Can Retiring Overseas Help You to Live a Longer, Healthier Life? These Experts Say Yes!

By Sixty and Me October 29, 2019

Are you approaching retirement age and mulling your options? Or someone already there, but realizing that life after 60 isn’t quite as you imagined it, and neither is retirement?

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