For years, I had credit card debt. As a single woman, the expenses of running and maintaining a household, plus some travel to visit my daughter in Spain, were more than I could manage on my salary. However, when I paid off my house early, I was able to pay off my credit cards quickly. […]
If you’ve watched much TV lately, you’ve probably seen ads for Upright Walkers. Specifically, the Upwalker Lite. It’s everywhere these days and those ads have really put a spotlight on walkers and how they can help aging adults get back some of the freedom they may have lost due to injury or illness. A good […]
Nearly every kind of profession features an element of danger, from construction workers to receptionists. There are ways to make these jobs safer for everyone, such as maintaining your building properly or ensuring returning workers understand fire safety while in the office. However, some careers are inherently more hazardous than others. Read on to learn […]
Photo: Ryan Hildebrand If you’re going to buy a car, be sure to find out if it’s been part of a recall. Only 75 percent of vehicles involved in a recall are actually repaired, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Car dealers and other companies that sell cars may not let you know […]
As vulnerability becomes a more accepted trait, the time is right for leaders to open up and let people in. Originally Published on https://www.psychologytoday.com/gb/blog/connected-leadership/
Dogs & Older Adults: A Magical Connection By: Peter Zollo, Cofounder of Joe & Bella Peter Zollo is one of the co-founders of Joe & Bella, an adaptive-apparel brand for older adults. He co-founded Joe & Bella soon after he ended his nearly decade-long journey as a family caregiver to both of his parents. Jozie & […]
Grandparents want to see their grandkids spend more time reading. It is one of the most important activities you can do together. In this article, let’s give you some tips on how to make the most of this special time and how to encourage kids to read. Read aloud to them Start a grandparent-child book […]
I worked with a company that waited until the books closed to determine whether they were profitable that month. When I asked about profits by product and customer, I got a blank stare. It doesn’t have to be complicated initially but it’s one of the most valuable analytics you can perform. Some products may generate […]
The most COVID deaths were among Americans over age 60, who accounted for 300,000 of the 500,000 U.S. deaths from the disease in its first year. A new study by the Center for Retirement Research finds, not surprisingly, that the oldest survivors of the early months of the pandemic were healthier than those who died […]
Somehow, no matter what we promise ourselves, the end of the year leans toward being frantic. The schemes may be different for each of us, but they are noticeable in complicating life. Especially so when the alternative of having downtime would feel so desirable. Ah, sigh, just the thought of it. Nevertheless, the tasks take […]
