March 18th, 2021
Gordon Stein
Reduce bill anxiety! Ugh. There it is. That gnawing feeling that there is something not so good in your finances. Maybe you have a sense that you missed a past due bill? Perhaps a fear that those last few purchases put you into overdraft? Or maybe there is a masked money monster on your desk, […]
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March 16th, 2021
Lori Williams
What is a day like in a senior center? Lori Williams sits down with Jaime Jaco Cooper from Flower Mound’s Senior Center for a behind the scenes look at what Senior Centers look like in a normal day (pre-COVID-19), who joins it (you’ll be surprised!), and how they put together their active programming (it’s more […]
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March 14th, 2021
Yvonne Jones
Self-care is giving the world the best of you instead of what’s left of you. ~Katie Reed A few years ago I was in a coaches’ training class, which included peer-to-peer coaching. My partner and I were discussing our schedules for the next week and it was my turn. After I went through my schedule, […]
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March 8th, 2021
Stephanie Mann
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March 8th, 2021
Isabel Alexander
I am beginning a new encore today. With stage fright and butterflies, I am stepping into the spotlight again, in a new and different way. This is another step in my evolution as a woman. Just like the chapter in my book “I’ve Never Been This Me Before” – this is a virgin voyage onto […]
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March 4th, 2021
Lori Williams
“A place we would have had our loved ones attend if it had been available when we needed it” is how Laura Lester, owner of Encore Memory Care Day Center, describes her business. Her adult “day stay” is a cause dear to her heart from caring for her own family members with dementia. After she […]
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February 24th, 2021
Linda Ballou
By Linda Ballou, NABBW’s Adventure Travel Associate In writing Embrace of the Wild I hope to have turned the lemons of Covid-19 into limoncello—a zesty elixir that excites and satisfies the senses. In early 2020, I returned from a whirlwind tour of Australia just in time for the Covid-19 lockdown. I was grateful to be back […]
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February 16th, 2021
Louis Tenenbaum
Aging in place is a housing and healthcare option that integrates design, equipment and services to provide the opportunity and ability to safely remain in the home of your choice even as your health and mobility changes. Aging in place works best when people proactively prepare their home environments before accidents or injuries occur. These […]
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February 12th, 2021
Yvonne Jones
Very few people on this earth will tell you that they enjoy failure. As a result, people will do as much as they possibly can to avoid it. Failing is not fun, and it would be wonderful if we could use failure as an immediate launch pad to catapult us into success, but that’s very […]
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February 3rd, 2021
Sarah Ratekin
White privilege shows up in the weirdest places. Very long story distilled radically: My dad retired to Mexico and remarried (briefly) several years ago, and I have a half-sister who is 15. Her mother is Mexican, and my hermanita (little sister) grew up and still lives in central Mexico with her older sisters. They are […]
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