Embracing passions and priorities can make every stage of life fulfilling. You should hold on to some things, no matter how many candles are on your birthday cake. Continue reading Things You Should Never Give Up Even As You Get Older
Anna came to the United States around the turn of the century with her family when she was four years old. She was not old enough to be fearful of her new life away from Italy, but she knew things … Continue reading Reflections on Caring for Mom
It has long been known that social isolation is bad for your health. People who have limited relationships, social connections, or social support, as well as those who describe themselves as lonely, are at higher risk for a multitude of … Continue reading Connection and Community Are Good for Your Brain
One Monday morning at 7 a.m., 68-year-old retired college professor Dr. John “Spence” Hill was not reading his paper nor at the local diner having a cuppa with his neighbors. Instead, he was leading a group of mostly younger men … Continue reading Say “YES” to Purposeful Retirement
Growing older is not a solo journey—traveling companions often include infirmities and other gradual or sudden changes. How you welcome these additional “gifts” is up to you. Continue reading Old Age Doesn’t Come Alone
By the time we get to age 50, it’s likely we’ll come to realize that the career we’re working in right now is either the one we’ll stick with or it’s time to make a change. Continue reading Reasons To Change Careers After 50
As you settle into your 50s, start to think about your life and your finances and what direction you want to take them in as you move into the next chapter of your life. Continue reading Eight Tips for Downsizing in Your 50s
If we have elderly relatives in our life, we might be responsible for helping them out and enabling them to continue living independently. Understandably, we may be unsure of how to do this effectively. Continue reading Making Life Easier for Your Elderly Relatives Without Interfering Too Much