Why Simplicity in Your Art and Life Matters After 60
Do you find yourself caught up in to-do lists that never end? Do you see problems all the time? Stress over little details and find drama in every situation? Read More
Aging Ain’t What it Used to Be… Let’s Change Aging Perceptions Together!
I once had a speech student who argued that drivers over 60 were putting everyone else on the road at risk. He then proposed that any ‘old’ person over 60 should be forced to reapply for their driver’s license and have additional restrictions on where ‘old’ people could drive if they earned a new license. Read More
5 Ways to Strengthen Your Social Connections After 60
The holidays, with their many gatherings and social opportunities, have passed. I still feel the warmth of many renewed connections. Some were stimulated by relatives and friends sharing information about past and upcoming trips, others by the sadness over the many health problems that we’re all facing. Read More
Common Resume and Interview Mistakes You Don’t Want to Make in Your 60s
Imagine how many candidates are reviewed by recruiters and hiring managers annually. Now, imagine how many of them bring their biggest personality quirks and issues into the room. This happens at the resume and cover letter stage and most often in the interview meeting, if you got one. Read More
Netflix Subscribers Left Disappointed by Helen Mirren Announcement
Few actresses represent our generation more gracefully or powerfully than Helen Mirren. Not only is she fantastic on screen, but, she is also down-to-earth, intelligent and poised in person. Read More
Practical House Sitting Tips from a Female Road Warrior
We all know what babysitting is. Been there, done that. House sitting, though – what is it? Join us in discussion with Penelope Whiteley who knows all about this new trend that has been gaining popularity in recent years. Enjoy the show! Read More
Downsizing Can Be Fun! Lessons from Joyful Decluttering
Do you live in a beautiful clutter-free space? Many of us aspire to live in a stress-free, orderly home. We seriously undertake an occasional decluttering marathon. Read More
How Sharing a Passion for Jewelry Can Lead to a Wonderful Friendship After 60
Relationships have always been very important to me, both in my business and in personal life. One aspect of consulting I really miss is getting to know my clients. Unfortunately, being the proprietor of an online boutique, I find operating in such an anonymous environment difficult. Read More
Fighting from Within: Connie’s Big Move Against Corporate Ageism
The following is part three of Connie’s story. Go to Part One and Part Two if you have missed the previous installments.
Finding research on ageism in the workplace: easy. Uncovering how individual companies were solving the issue: nearly impossible. Read More
4 Ways to Get What You Want in Retirement
I don’t consider myself ‘retired,’ but I do include myself among those who are retooling their lives now that a full-time job is a thing of the past. I’ve written previously for Sixty and Me about living a happy retired life, one without career demands. Read More