This article is authored by Bernard Salt and is originally published by The Australian. Google the term “over-55s” and up will pop the most confronting schedule of material that any baby-boomer could imagine. Apparently, the Over-55s is now a thing, a grab-bag, that encompasses everyone and everything that sweeps forth from the virtual end of … Continue reading Rich and invisible lives of over-55s
This article is originally published by Bustle. One key part of growing up is figuring out how to make your life goals line up with what's actually happening in your life. Not having clear life goals, or feeling like your goals are out of reach, can be super frustrating — and a new study says … Continue reading Having Life Goals Was Linked To Reduced Risk Of Anxiety & Depression, & Here’s How To Make Yours Stronger
This article is by Queensland Health and is originally published by Starts at 60. The months after they hang up the tools and start life after work can be a particularly tricky time for men. While some men take to retirement like ducks to water, others find it hard to settle in to a retirement … Continue reading How to help your partner recover from the post-retirement blues
This article is originally published by the University of Michigan. Try these tips to keep your balance, or re-balance yourself. 1. Value yourself: Treat yourself with kindness and respect, and avoid self-criticism. Make time for your hobbies and favorite projects, or broaden your horizons. Do a daily crossword puzzle, plant a garden, take dance lessons, … Continue reading Ten Things You Can Do for Your Mental Health
This article is written by Jessica Bruder and is originally published by Inc.5000. By all counts and measures, Bradley Smith is an unequivocal business success. He's CEO of Rescue One Financial, an Irvine, California-based financial services company that had sales of nearly $32 million last year. Smith's company has grown some 1,400 percent in the last … Continue reading The Psychological Price of Entrepreneurship
