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How Pets Can Benefit Older People’s Mental and Physical Health

By Sixty and Me June 17, 2020

Are you thinking about getting a pet? Do you share your home with a furry friend already? Aside from being cute and furry (or feathery), pets can bring a lot more than we think to our lives, especially as we get older…

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Want to Make Extra Money in Retirement as a Freelance Writer? (Here’s a Better Idea)

By Sixty and Me June 12, 2020

Over the last 6 years, I have spent over $50,000 on freelance writing services. I have hired $100-per-hour specialists and $6 per hour transcribers. I have worked with some of these freelancers for so long that they feel like friends. Others have provided work so poor that I didn’t even bother to post it. Read More

8 Suitcases to My Name: My Extreme Downsizing Experience and What it Taught Me

By Margaret Manning May 29, 2020

I never expected to cry over a lost suitcase, but, this is exactly what I did when the airline told me that one of my 8 suitcases had gone missing. Now, this may sound like…

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How Important Is Quiet (Introversion) in Today’s Noisy World?

By Elise Marquam-Jahns May 19, 2020

I recently came across a cartoon in an email that made me laugh out loud. But it wasn’t a standard punch line or funny character or comment that triggered my laughter. I was laughing…

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Downsizing After 60: Are You Surrounded by Too Much Stuff and Need to Let it Go?

By Rebecca Olkowski May 17, 2020

Is your home filled with mementos and paperwork, or your closets stuffed with clothes? Are you or a person you live with a hoarder? Read More

Are You Fulfilled and on Purpose? 5 Ways to Get There After 60

By Debbie Hensleigh May 04, 2020

What I am most interested in is getting women to think about, plan, and design their life so that their ThirdThird (ages 60-90) is the BEST Third of their lives. Read More

Lessons from a Man Who Turned Back His Clock and Improved His Health

By Pam Lamp May 03, 2020

At an Aspen dinner party, martini in hand, Chris Crowley chatted with an Exercise Science and Muscle Physiology researcher. This PhD showed Chris a graph of normal aging patterns in our country…

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Something’s Gotta Change! Is it You?

By Chris Hilicki April 29, 2020

The nature of my counseling practice is talking about changes clients want to make in their lives. Some of the most frequent frustrations I hear are, “I’m too old to change. It’s too hard…

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How Do You Know You Have Just Enough? The Secret to Staying Downsized

By Sara Hart April 28, 2020

You’ve gone through the incredibly hard process of downsizing your house to a smaller place – maybe a much smaller place. You’ve moved, organized things, and figured out just where to put everything you took with you. Read More

3 Big Fears that Stop Seniors from Renting their Home on Airbnb (and How to Deal with Them)

By Sixty and Me April 25, 2020

I am a BIG believer in passive income. Why? Because, in today’s low interest environment, $1 in yearly passive income can be worth $20 in retirement savings (or more!) So, even if you have never thought of yourself as an entrepreneurial person…

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