In our latest podcast episode, we delve into the life of Dave Alvin, America’s number-one firewalk instructor. Dave’s story is not just about his transformation from a life of addiction to a figure of inspiration, but also about his dedication to serving veterans, first responders, bullied children, and single mothers. His journey is a testament […]
This is a recent post by a good friend and fellow coach, Mike Lejeune. Mike is a senior HR professional who has coached and mentored hundreds of key officers across a wide variety of industries. He hosts his own blog called “Simple Leadership“. Here is his post. On most Fridays, Tommie, my wife, and I […]
Our Ageless Style group is coming to you with the perfect prompt from Mireille for the fall season with layering up. The three of us at Jodie’s Touch of Style decided to take that idea and show ways how to style blazers casually. Quote of the day: “Good, better, best. Never let it rest. ‘Til […]
“So, I guess those of us who have made it to our seventies can congratulate ourselves. By one measure anyway, we are successful agers!” I thought about this as I considered the concept of successful aging. Defining this notion may seem subjective, as each person’s approach and mindset differ. However, if we consider healthy aging […]
Understanding Caregivers’ Contributions: The work of a caregiver often goes beyond the call of duty. From the moment they wake until the day concludes, caregivers are the steadfast companions to our seniors, ensuring every need is met with patience and understanding. They navigate the complexities of medical appointments, medication schedules, and the intricacies of personal […]
Practicing gratitude is often associated with our personal lives and relationships. It’s often overlooked in business, yet it can play such an important role in a healthy company culture and long-term client relationships. To help you create your ideal business and ideal life, apply these 5 tips on how to practice gratitude in your business… […]
American families are often scattered across the country. Kids grow up, find opportunities they like in other places and move away from home. The parents may stay put, happy to remain where they’ve lived most of their lives. Then aging happens. And with it, risks no one really thought about. At AgingParents.com, where we advise […]
Few things symbolize our independence like driving a car when and where we want to. For aging parents, there is nearly always an end to that independence at some point. But when do they reach that point? Often, aging parents’ gradual decline in ability can be hard to spot when adult children don’t live with […]
Dr. Peter Attia, MD, has written an excellent book on how to keep ourselves from getting common chronic illnesses with aging. It’s Outlive: The Science & Art of Longevity, which offers a clear strategy to avoid these illnesses. He refers to those which kill the majority of Americans as the Four Horsemen. They are heart […]
A Guide for Seniors Thanksgiving is traditionally a time for family gatherings, feasting, and giving thanks. However, for many seniors in the U.S., spending Thanksgiving alone is a reality. Whether it’s due to distance from family, health concerns, or personal choice, celebrating Thanksgiving solo doesn’t have to be a lonely or somber experience. In fact, […]
