Re-Writing Your Later Chapters: Embracing Life After 65 With Fresh Purpose
Life after 65 can be a powerful new beginning. Learn how to embrace purpose, freedom, and fresh possibilities in your next chapter. Turning 65 used to mean retirement and relaxation, but for many people today, it means something entirely different. It’s a chance...
Stay Independent and Supported: Practical Home Care Tips for Seniors
Ask a senior where they’d most love to be, and the answer is commonly the same: home. Their own space, familiar routines, everything that is known. Growing older doesn’t have to mean giving that up, although some may assume it must. The question...
Create Your Mood Menu: Choose How You Want to Feel Every Day
Some mornings start with a spilled coffee, a dead battery, or a printer that refuses to cooperate. By mid-morning, stress, irritation, or worry might already be on the menu. That is exactly why a mood menu can be a game-changer. It helps you notice your feelings and...
Why Micro Goals May Be the Key to Your Success
Big dreams are beautiful. They light you up, make your heart race, and fill you with visions of what could be. But let’s be real: they can also feel like standing at the base of Mount Everest in flip-flops. Whether it’s starting your own business, writing a novel, or...
How to Forgive Others: 5 Steps to Heal and Move On
The holiday season can bring out the best in people. And sometimes, the worst. Family gatherings stir up old dynamics, the same arguments resurface, and before you know it, you’re carrying around hurt that weighs heavier than Aunt Betty’s famous broccoli casserole....
What to Know About Non-Surgical Skin Treatments
There has also been an increased interest in non-surgical treatments of the skin with a need to find a solution for aging, texture, and volume without going for a surgical option. There are various treatments that can enhance facial balance, skin maintenance, and...
Questions & Answers. Love & Fear.
We sat across the table from each other, sharing hot cups of coffee and pieces of a decadent chocolate cake I had made earlier in the week. One of my closest friends had come over to catch up. We talked of love and fear and laughter and home and the daily joys and...
What Parents Often Overlook When It Comes to Children’s Everyday Safety
When parents think about keeping their children safe, the focus usually lands on the obvious risks. For example, traffic, sharp objects, strangers, or major illnesses. No doubt, these are important concerns. But everyday safety often hinges on smaller, less visible...
Modern Solutions for Outdated Deck Structures
An old deck can quietly become a problem. At first, it may just look worn. Over time, boards loosen, railings wobble, and the space stops feeling safe or inviting. Many homeowners delay action because they think the only option is a full teardown—but that’s not always...
What FMLA Covers When Your Health Starts Affecting Your Work
When your health begins to interfere with your job, everything can feel overwhelming. You may struggle to focus, keep up with tasks, or even get through the workday. At the same time, you may worry about missing work, losing income, or risking your job. This is where...
Managing as an Extrovert When You Feel Lost in the Cold Months
I don’t know about you, but it seems as if I stay home more than I used to. It’s easier to have things delivered than spend hours shopping, doesn’t it? And, as winter approaches, it can feel more challenging to get out. And to be honest, even as an...
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