Writing to money can help us positively build a relationship with our money. It helps us to be honest with ourselves about money. It helps us to really see the big picture of our frustrations and
Year: 2024
How I Navigated My Difficult Relationship with My Mom: 6 Great Caregiving Tips
I did not get along with my mom. We both had strong personalities, different ways of looking at life, and personal issues that made it hard to be nice to each other. Once I became old
3 Ways to Boost Your Metabolism After 60
If you have gained a bit of weight (or more) over the past few years and you feel like it is an inevitable part of aging, let me tell you this is untrue. If, no matter
Less Is More! 4 Reasons Most Older Women Need a Fashion Formula
If you are a woman who follows the blogger, Instagram, and Twitter fashionistas of the world, you have probably gained the impression that you need to wear something new and different every single day. Wrong! There
Helping Adult Children Financially – Why Do It?
Most parents of adult children assumed (or hoped) their offspring would be independent at some point after age 18. Yet, many parents today continue to support their children financially. Parents from the Baby Boom generation (1946-1963)
How to Ask AI for Anything: The Art of Prompting
If you’ve heard of AI chatbots like ChatGPT but felt unsure how to use them, you’re not alone. Many of us, especially those who didn’t grow up with digital technology, feel a bit apprehensive about trying
Why Is Feeling Stuck So Comfortable?
I want to change some habits, but then again, I don’t. I set out to change my exercise routine many times over the years. I have the best of intentions. I try getting up early, walking
Are Fashion Brands Finally Catering to Women Over 50?
For years, the fashion industry has been dominated by youthful trends and a focus on younger consumers, often leaving women over 50 feeling overlooked. However, there’s been a shift in recent years, and it seems the
Being “Old” Is When You Think You Are
“I just never thought I was old.” This is the wisdom shared by many older adults over 90. They say they don’t and never have considered themselves to be old. They really do not feel old,
When Disaster Hits Home: The Fight to Stay Positive and Take Care of Yourself First
A week has crawled by since we made it home after Hurricane Milton. Until this year, I considered myself storm-seasoned, living 35 years in Florida and most of it on the coast. I researched local history