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Organized Photos: What’s the fuss all about?
As a professional photograph organizer, I get excited about photo organizing but I realize that many people wonder what all the fuss is about. A
20 Hobbies That Offer Health Benefits for Seniors
These are some popular hobbies that seniors and retirees love and rely on to support their physical and mental health. Many involve little or very
Becoming a Shining Light
Let’s consider this day a few potential fresh ideas moving forward as we embrace 2021! My mind returns to a time when I visited a
A New Life Phase: “What’s Next?”
Are you at a point in your life where you’re asking “What’s next?” You’ve finished one chapter and you have yet to write the next
Understand the Nature of Luck
Live Your Best Lesson 2: Understand the Nature of Luck You just might get lucky—and that’s not being trite. During our race, Lady Luck showed up
Let Go of The Myth of Happiness
Live Your Best Lesson 1: Let Go of the Happiness Myth What’s the difference between happiness and joy? Happiness is an ice cream on a
My New Talk is Out in the World
My new talk, “Still Kicking – Confronting Ageism and Ableism in the Pandemic’s Wake,” debuted earlier this week at n4a, the national conference of Area
Musical Moments
August 25th, 2018, marked the 100th birthday of Leonard Bernstein. To me, he was a miraculous comet that traveled this universe and gave untold pleasure
How to Throw the Ultimate Dinner Party…. creating meaningful conversation face-to-face when meeting in person isn’t possible.
If you’re working from home for the foreseeable future due to the ongoing pandemic, you’re most likely going to be getting a lot more comfortable
Are Your Archives at Risk?
In my book, Creating Family Archives: A Step-by-Step Guide for Saving Your Memories for Future Generations, I discuss the techniques that archivists use to protect
19 Ways to Make History
Yesterday, I had lunch with Irene, my mother-in-law, and Donna, my husband’s aunt. Aunt Donna was the inspiration for my latest book after I helped her organize
Focus is Manifestation, Part 1
Living Life Forward has been at the core of my ongoing approach throughout the years while embracing the idea that Focus is Manifestation, or “that
The Power of Music
Conductorcise has taken on wings. A company named SilverFit invited me and the Conductorcise program to Holland. SilverFit produces games, with stat of the art
A Sound Workout for Mind, Body, and Soul
Ever since I was a young boy, I have been passionate about music. This passion led me to be a graduate of the Juilliard School
Wear More Purple! (Never Act Your Age)
A Masterpiece Living Pearl for Never Acting Your Age What scares you? What have you avoided most of your life but would secretly like to
You and Your Dog – Active Together
Walking the dog helps your dog stay healthy, but it can be good for your health, too, especially if you pick up the pace a
Will Empty Spaces Effect Your Aging?
I was working with a client not long ago who afforded me one of those “epiphany” moments. We were diligently rearranging her kitchen because she
The “No Fear” Path to Change
In today’s hectic and competitive world, one that our ancestors could have never dreamed of, fear is self-inflicted and chronic, the by-product of our mind
One Chapter of Change
I’m now dealing with the seemingly daily challenges of getting to understand my 80+ year old brain. It often forgets where I’ve heard what. For example, I can’t
“Do One Thing Every Day that Scares You” quote by Eleanor Rooselvelt
I love this quote from Eleanor Roosevelt, and decided to make it my approach to life. Although doing something out of my comfort zone every day is
Building With Multiple Generations In Mind
The report MetLife Report on American Grandparents revealed that 1 in 10 households is headed by a grandparent with at least one grandchild living there. The study
Billy Crystal Attacks Ageism
I had the opportunity while taking some time off to visit our two grandchildren in Colorado to read one of the books that our youngest
Best of Both Worlds: Isamu Noguchi
Isamu Noguchi, Archaic/Modern is now open, a celebration of the renowned sculptor who often found inspiration in ancient art and architecture, including Egyptian pyramids and Buddhist
An Ongoing Story
This is the story of how 82 masterpiece quilts, made about 100 years ago by Amish women in Lancaster County, left Pennsylvania … and came
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