Image via Wikipedia Thousands of baby boomers are hitting 65 beginning this year and going on for the next 19 years – and many are not cash-ready to retire! Many of them are turning to the Internet to look for work at home job opportunities, and there are plenty of options. Finding a way...
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Image via Wikipedia If you haven’t downloaded lesson #5 in Melissa’s Ingold’s free course “Getting Your Business Into Shape for 2011″, I want to remind you to do so … Melissa says in lesson 5: ” … nobody fits perfectly into any particular stereotype, but let me give some examples of common behavior among...
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Image via Wikipedia “Hippies, Honeys and Gas Money” John Nix of Spartansburg, South Carolina remembers: During the summer of 1969 I left the first real job I ever undertook and, after incurring my mothers wrath and a lecture on stability, began to look around for something to do that would be car related. Having...
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Daily Oldies Fix Do you need a fix? If so daily you can check in here beginning at 7:00 AM Eastern Time Zone for a new five song medley of oldies to start your day off and give you that needed fix for the day. I guarantee it will put a smile on your face and your feet...
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In her ‘Aging Parents‘ Blog, Carolyn Rosenblatt asks “what is old anyway” it’s a good question I think, especially because as she states “We have more negatives about aging in the media and in our lexicon than just about anything. Anti-aging, fight aging, turn back the clock, stop aging, reverse aging. No wonder our...
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This blog doesn’t usually participate in political discussions, although I am often emotionally involved when injustice and prejudice are the topics. Another apolitical blog that I read because of its excellent content about aging parents published a meaningful post yesterday referring to a national discussion involving well-educated personalities spouting sentimental or discriminatory rhetoric one...
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Amazon.com Review “We all need models for how to live from retirement to past 80–with joy,” writes George Vaillant, M.D., director of the Harvard Study of Adult Development. This groundbreaking book pulls together data from three separate longevity studies that, beginning in their teens, followed 824 individuals for more than 50 years. The subjects...
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Dr. Dychtwald Reading and listening to warnings and predictions about the poor prospects retiring baby boomers might soon be facing, I was reminded of an expression I’ve often heard “when one door closes another one opens” sometimes offered to someone who has just suffered some major disappointment such as losing a job or maybe...
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