Organization Begins with the Brain
Perhaps you’ve always been the organized type, or maybe you’ve embraced the “get organized” trend and deci... Read More
Are you holding onto a grudge? Who of us hasn’t? You bet I have.
If you’ve had a wrong done to you, whether actual or perceived, grudges are a ... Read More
Mornings. Love them or not, the way you spend the first hour of each morning can determine your experience for the rest of the day.
How did you sta... Read More
Stress levels are on the rise in America according to annual surveys conducted by the American Psychological Association (APA). Daily news reports on ... Read More
Why Is Self-Care So Hard For Many Older Women?
Our youngest son and his family recently visited us in our winter home in Arizona. I noticed over the ... Read More
Where I live, we just changed our clocks to daylight saving time, a process some wise person once described as cutting one end off your blanket and se... Read More
Creating Self-Accountability
Have you found yourself in the morning resolved to foster healthy habits and by evening it has disappeared? What a... Read More
You spent your whole life doing what you could to look your best, but somehow, when 50 hits the struggle becomes real. Women over 50 are just as beaut... Read More
Last night, the night before turning 50, my 47-year-old brother called me. “This is the last time I’m going to speak to you in your forties,” he... Read More
More older women are living alone than older men in the United States, whether as a result of divorce, widowhood, or by choice. This number has decrea... Read More
Challenges, Triumphs, Blessings
Living with a child diagnosed with high functioning autism is quite an adventure into personal "character building." ... Read More
Major life regrets have long been considered an inevitable part of growing older, and the half-century mark is a natural place for most women to stop ... Read More