In this brief article I would like to share with you some thoughts about nutrition. These thoughts are really quite different from what is usually expressed in health-related education focused on nutrition. Typically, there is education and advice offered about how to structure a diet to include more of certain things, such as fruits and […]

Photo by John Hain via Pixabay Attract the Right Job Or Clientele: From Good to Great Tips for Improving Product Quality In today’s competitive business landscape, having a high-quality product is crucial to stand out competitively. Regardless of the size of your company, the pressure to improve product quality is always present. But how do you take […]

As I work to grow my private coaching practice, my position as a Business Success and Strategy Coach for an international online marketing agency has filled an important role. Steady income, a benefits package, and camaraderie with some brilliant people make this an essential part of my life. Last Wednesday was my monthly one-on-one with […]

There are several things that you can do to reduce the bias blind spot in other people, in order to help them become more aware of their biases and of how those biases influence their reasoning: Explain what the bias blind spot is, and how it affects people, potentially using relevant examples. Explain that everyone […]

St. Patrick’s Day, particularly in America, is often associated with parades, green beer, and revelry, which raises the question of how native Irish people perceive these festivities. Opinions among the Irish population are diverse; some view American celebrations as an enjoyable way to commemorate Irish culture, while others believe these festivities have deviated from the […]

It’s important to reduce the amount of pesticides in food that you and your children are exposed to. One way to do that is to be aware of the amount of pesticides that may be on the fruits and vegetables you buy. Thirty years after a National Academies of Sciences study warning of the dangers […]

Being a part of the sandwich generation can be a challenging and rewarding experience. The term “sandwich generation” refers to individuals who are simultaneously caring for both their aging parents and their children. This can lead to a unique set of pressures and responsibilities, as well as a unique set of rewards. One of the […]

This is a Living to 100 Club conversation about the “the passion for more” — the increasing incidence of affairs of older women. Our guest, Susan Shapiro Barash, has spent 30+ years researching the types of affairs that women have, and is finding an exponential rise in female infidelity. We discuss some of the reasons […]

While cats and dogs are popular pets for seniors, there are other types of pets that can be just as rewarding and enjoyable. Here are five types of pets that seniors aged 50-70 should consider.

  Active Aging The International Council on Active Aging (ICAA) has identified seven dimensions of wellness which should be considered within the context of the nine principles that make up their active aging model. These nine principles are as follows: Populations Perceptions People Programs Products Promotions Places Policy Potential Much has been written about the […]