If you have chronic pain or recurring illness, it may not be that your body is broken. You may need to look deeper.
When I say “social network,” I don’t mean electronic communications over an app or a website. I mean in-person, real-time experiences.
I’m too busy…too tired…it’s too hard. Do these sound familiar? What are you missing out on by letting hidden excuses control your life?
The fight against ageism needs to be fought much like the feminism movement. It worked then…it can work now.
With time, the power and pain of historical tragedies can soften. But that is dangerous. 9/11 changed our lives forever. Never forget.
Your voice tells listeners more than what you say. Banish ahs and ums, slow down your speech, adjust your volume.
1980s consumerism is past, but the sense of entitlement lingers. There is a high price for that perfect life. What life do you really want?
When you retired, did you throw away your alarm clock? Perpetual Lateness Syndrome doesn’t work, even in retirement. Time to fix it.
Change can be intimidating…especially big change. But what if you needed to make only tiny changes to achieve big results?…
Constantly trying to keep the peace can harm you and doesn’t necessarily fix anything. Learn to stand up for yourself.
Hollywood is missing its opportunity to catalyze the social changes they so righteously support. When you have the power, why not use it?
You don’t have to live at the shore to go to the metaphorical beach and enjoy the deep restorative benefits of the relaxed, easy lifestyle. I did.
Even if you failed once, twice, three times, you can still master that skill. At 72, Adrianne Berg just did.
What advice would you give to your younger self? Perspective from nearly six decades provides a great view.
