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This Valentine’s Day, Give Yourself the Gift of Choice

By Joan Frances Moran February 14, 2016

Have you ever wondered how many choices you make every day?

As I listened to President Obama’s state of the union address, in January, I noticed that he used the word choice many times throughout his speech. I like that word – choice. Read More

Baby Boomers Are the First Digital Retirees

By Sixty and Me February 02, 2016

There’s a lot of talk about Millennials (18-34 year olds) being the first generation to be born in the internet age, and all the technological advantages that brings with it. However, we rarely talk about the fact that baby-boomers are the first generation to retire in the digital age. Read More

Recognizing Your True Worth is a Key to Happiness at Any Age

By Betty Withrow January 08, 2016

It’s your choice how you present yourself to the world. The way you show up is the way the world sees you – and this becomes the way you see yourself. This perception has everything to do with what you will create today and for the future. Read More

3 Ways that Human Kindness Can Transform Your Life After 60

By Margaret Manning December 27, 2015

When we are asked to describe an ideal friend, many of us use the word “kind.” We are drawn to people who are trustworthy, sympathetic, thoughtful and caring. We may throw in some other “nice to haves,” but, at a fundamental level, simple human kindness is what we need from each other. Read More

Should You Use a Younger Picture on Your Over 50 Dating Profile?

By Margaret Manning December 22, 2015

Exploring an over 50 dating site is an emotional experience for most women. Not only are many of us nervous about being back in the dating scene after decades of stability, but, we also have to put ourselves out there for the world to see. Read More

How to Get the Most from Life, According to Judi Dench

By Margaret Manning December 17, 2015

There are so many stereotypes about aging that hold us back. One of the worst is that life after 60 is all about slowing down. Rather than following our passions, it sometimes feels like society wants us to get out of the way. What a bunch of rubbish! Read More

The Art of Semi-Retirement Overseas – Combining Fun in the Sun with Productive Work

By Margaret Manning November 25, 2015

As we reach our 60s, many of us are asking “what’s next for me?” It’s a great question! Unfortunately, it’s also incredibly broad. It represents the general feeling of angst that many of us feel about the future, but, it isn’t terribly actionable. Read More

Are You Proud to be a Baby Boomer?

By Margaret Manning November 19, 2015

Baby boomers are a diverse lot. I know people in their late 60s that are fit, fun and full of life. I also know people in their early 50s who are unhappy, cynical and close-minded. Read More

The Surprising Truth About Dating Over 50 – My Interview with a Dating Coach

By Margaret Manning November 17, 2015

Loving relationships are tricky at any age, but, according to dating coach David Wygant, its men over 50 who really shoot themselves in the foot! After years in the dating game, older men somehow forget how to approach women. Read More

What’s Your Opinion About Anti-Aging Skin Care?

By Margaret Manning November 15, 2015

I’m not a big fan of the term anti-aging. As I discussed with makeup experts Cindy Joseph and Ariane Poole, I much prefer the term positive aging, as I feel that it better represents how we should approach the aging process. Read More