If you told my 40- year-old self that I’d be doing some of the things that have changed my life for the better after 50 and beyond, I would have said “No way.” So today I’ll
Month: October 2024
Get Started with Oil Painting for Beginners and Reconnect with Your Creative Side
So you want to start painting? I am delighted with your decision, because painting is one of the most rewarding pastimes available to us. No doubt you have some time available and want a relaxing hobby?
Revisiting Ancient Myths: Timeless Wisdom for Modern Life
Ancient myths, far from being relics of the past, offer invaluable insights into the human condition. These perennial narratives distill complex experiences, providing guidance to navigate life’s choices, struggles, and triumphs. We may find striking parallels
Have You Had Your Wake-Up Call Yet? Why You Should Do Your Estate Planning Now
When staying in a hotel/motel, when did we transition from having an actual person call your room in the morning as your courtesy wake-up call to now having a computerized message on the other end of
To Buy or to Build, That Is the Question
So you are ready to buy or build a home that fits your retirement needs, but which is the better choice? Is buying an existing home the cheaper, least stressful choice or is building a new
Travel Over 50 – Do It Yourself or Use a Travel Advisor?
These days, many travelers handle all their arrangements via online resources. So, it’s no surprise that the travel agency industry has been forced to drastically change how it operates. For example, a traditional source of agency
Embracing Graceful Aging: Nurturing Inner Radiance and Self-Acceptance Through Life’s Transitions
Embracing graceful aging revolves around fostering a positive and empowered mindset towards the natural process of growing older. This article seeks to illuminate the beauty and wisdom that unfolds with age, championing self-acceptance and celebrating the
How ChatGPT Can Be Your Learning Companion at Any Age (VIDEO)
“The excitement of learning separates youth from old age. As long as you’re learning, you’re not old.” —Rosalyn S. Yalow (Nobel Prize Winner) Have you ever found yourself curious about something new but thought, Is it
Embracing Vitality: Why “Aging Strong” Trumps “Aging in Place”
When we talk about aging, the conversation often revolves around “aging in place” – adapting our homes with grab bars, ramps, and the like. But in our rush to prepare for potential limitations, I believe we’re
Reunion Invitations… Accept or Decline?
The word “reunion” usually evokes the dreaded (or beloved) high school reunion. For some, it might also refer to family reunions. There are also other common reunions such as military, workplace, cultural/ethnic, and those related to