I have 2 adult children. My daughter, who is 31, is getting married next year. My son, who is turning 29, still lives with me. When I think about my kids as adults, I am as proud as I can be. They are wonderful people: loving, caring, and ethical. Of course we all have our challenges. There are also things I wish I had done differently when they were growing up. And of course, I also miss the time when I was their whole world. But, all in all, our relationships are very good and I wouldn’t change a thing. Now, let’s face it, the reality is that parenting is a lifelong gig! Remember the movie ..read more

Forget what you’ve been told – age has no hold on our fabulousness! As we enter our 50s with grace and confidence, it’s time to embrace our beauty and revamp our skincare and makeup rituals. Get ready to unleash your stunning self with these 21 incredible tips! Bid farewell to makeup wipes from the ancient times and embrace the alternative of a gentle cleanser that will safeguard the luminous brilliance of your skin. For fabulous women over 50, this is a crucial step in their skincare and makeup routine. Makeup wipes are harsh on the skin and can cause irritation and dryness. A gentle cleans ..read more

“There is no such thing as a hopeless situation. Every single circumstance of your life can change.” – Ritu Ghatourey I have had plenty of uncertain times in my life. There were times where things were a mess, and I didn’t know what to do. Most recently was when I was 57 years old I lost my job, then my mom died 3 days later. My kids were grown and I became an empty nester. I gained a lot of weight and a couple of years later I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease. Not a good time for me. To say I was lost was an understatement of epic proportions. It was a depressing time for me, and it t ..read more

Life is weird. After making the decision to stop commuting to Manhattan and embark on a journey of entrepreneurship from the comfort of my own home, I found myself confronted with unexpected changes in my lifestyle. The stark contrast between the demanding nature of my previous routine – involving a three-hour commute plus a long nine-hour workday – and my current sedentary work setup left me feeling physically drained. An easier lifestyle was making me tired – weird, right? It is difficult to determine whether this exhaustion is solely due to the decreased movement in my daily life or if ..read more

Meet the Phenomenal Women Over 50 Who Prove Life Begins After Half a Century Whoever said that life begins at 40 clearly never met these badass women over 50 who are living proof that age is just a number. These ladies have not only aged gracefully but have also managed to achieve some incredible things in their later years. So, without further ado, let’s meet these phenomenal women who are breaking stereotypes and setting new standards for aging. Defying Ageism in Hollywood – Helen Mirren Helen Mirren’s impact goes far beyond her undeniable talent and accolades. As a woman over 50, she has s ..read more

Loneliness is a universal emotion that can affect people of all ages, genders, and walks of life. However, when it comes to women over 50, this feeling of isolation can be an entirely different experience. As society continues to emphasize youth and vitality, it is important to shed light on the remarkable strength and resilience of us women in this age group, highlighting the various ways that we can embrace the joys of solitude. “The loneliness you feel is actually an opportunity to reconnect with others and yourself.” ‒ Maxime Lagacé Embracing Independence “Sometimes you need to be alone ..read more

I don’t know about you, but, lately I have been obsessing about my brain health. I don’t mean mental health but actually the health of my physical brain itself. My memory sucks these days and it worries me. Am I going down a road to dementia or is it just a symptom of getting older? I have been researching and studying this issue and I learned a lot. One of the biggest lessons I’ve learned is you can improve your brain health at any age. I used to believe that once you hit a certain age, you couldn’t improve your brainpower? Now I know better. I’m here to tell you that it’s never too late to e ..read more

When I was a kid and young adult, I had no confidence. I thought I was too skinny, ugly, not smart nor interesting. It took me a long time to feel like I was pretty awesome and to love myself. I went through therapy, self development programs, reading many books, plus a lot of pushing myself to do grow out of my comfort zone and to get to a place where I now love myself. Interestingly, now I also enjoy my own company. At this point in our lives we should feel good about who we are and love ourselves flaws and all. It’s not always an easy journey to self-love, but it’s one that’s worth tak ..read more

I was thin for most of my life. That is until I turned 45 and my body entered early menopause. Where before I could eat whatever I wanted and not gain weight, I started to notice that my weight kept creeping up. Over the years, I ballooned up till I topped out at 211 lbs. Yikes, that was crazy. The next few years saw me yoyo dieting as I tried fad after fad to lose weight. That’s when I finally stopped the path I was on, and made the decision that I was going to fundamentally change my approach. I did, and while I am not at my goal weight, I have lost 62 lbs so far. Of course besides being sli ..read more

I’m not going to sugarcoat this article. Losing your job is always a difficult and challenging experience, but it can be even more trying for those of us over 50 years of age. Ageism is a very real phenomenon that can make it harder for mature workers to find meaningful employment, especially when you’ve just lost a job. The combination of ageism and job loss can create a perfect storm that will likely feel insurmountable. In this blog, I’ll will discuss the challenges facing mature workers in the job market and explore ways to stay positive and overcome the obstacles of ageism. This topic is ..read more