Are you a Baby Boomer searching for love or seeking to rekindle the passion in your existing relationship? Lend us your ear. In this era of digital Dating, it’s easy to feel left behind, but fear not. There’s a space for the generation that shaped the world we live in today.
The love journey for Baby Boomers is unique, filled with tales of youthful passion, enduring Relationships, and sometimes, fresh starts in the golden years. While the path to love may seem daunting, especially later in life, it’s essential to remember that the core principles of love remain the same – honesty, respect, and mutual understanding.
Navigating the dating scene as a Baby Boomer can be a whole new experience. But it’s an opportunity to embrace new adventures and form meaningful relationships. Whether you’re a Widower, divorced, or single, there are numerous resources available that cater specifically to our generation. Online platforms, community groups, and tailored events are just some ways to meet like-minded individuals in a comfortable and familiar environment. For some Baby Boomers, love may be a second-time discovery. It might be nerve-wracking and filled with uncertainties, but it’s also a chance to grow, learn, and find happiness in unexpected places. Remember, it’s never too late to fall in love. It’s all about stepping out of your comfort zone and exploring the endless possibilities that love has to offer.
School’s out. For some children of two working parents that means staying with grandparents or a neighbor. For some, it’s summer day-camp season, sports, cooking, art, music, or theatre camps.
My granddaughter just completed Theatre Camp. All week the six to ten-year-olds rehearsed, made set pie…
School’s out. For some children of two working parents that means staying with grandparents or a neighbor. For some, it’s summer day-camp season, sports, cooking, art, music, or theatre camps.
My …
School’s out. For some children of two working parents that means staying with grandparents or a neighbor. For some, it’s summer day-camp season, sports, cooking, art, music, or theatre camps.
My granddaughter just completed Theatre Camp. All week the six to ten-year-olds rehearsed, made set pieces and decorations, and we went to the performance of “Ratatouille.” a musical play in which rats and other cooks open a Parisian restaurant to critical acclaim, all sung with wonderful “Fake-French” accents.
The Rat Chorus sang “La Vie En Rose.”. The Cooks sang “Cooking All Day,” a…
Let's Think About "The Word Question" With Special Guest James Metts
What if one question could challenge everything you thought you knew about faith, purpose, identity, and the way you view the world?
In this meaningful episode of Mitzi, Let's Think About It, host Mitzi sits down with special guest…
Let's Think About "The Word Question" With Special Guest James Metts
What if one question could challenge everything you thought you knew about faith, purpose, identity, and the way you view the world…
Let's Think About "The Word Question" With Special Guest James Metts
What if one question could challenge everything you thought you knew about faith, purpose, identity, and the way you view the world?
In this meaningful episode of Mitzi, Let's Think About It, host Mitzi sits down with special guest James Metts for a heartfelt and thought-provoking conversation centered around "The Word Question." Together, they explore the significance of words, the questions that shape our beliefs, and how deeper reflection can transform the way we live, love, and connect with others.
This conversation encou…
I Love Howard SternI'm a huge fan of Howard Stern and have listened to him for decades. About five years ago, he said something that I didn't hear because I became very inconsistent in listening to him when he became very inconsistent in his schedule. His recent contract will have him broadcasting o…
I Love Howard SternI'm a huge fan of Howard Stern and have listened to him for decades. About five years ago, he said something that I didn't hear because I became very inconsistent in listening to hi…
I Love Howard SternI'm a huge fan of Howard Stern and have listened to him for decades. About five years ago, he said something that I didn't hear because I became very inconsistent in listening to him when he became very inconsistent in his schedule. His recent contract will have him broadcasting once a week, which, to me, just says, "Why not just retire?" This is how you lose your audience, though.How to Lose Your AudienceI realized that some people like to talk about politics, and that is your choice, but just realize when you do, you're going to lose about 50% of your audience. This wasn't…
Growing up is hard enough without realizing that some of the people you trust most may not have always told you the truth. At some point in adulthood, many of us come face-to-face with the uncomfortable truth that our parents lied to us. Whether it was about the Tooth Fairy, the reason behind a divo…
Growing up is hard enough without realizing that some of the people you trust most may not have always told you the truth. At some point in adulthood, many of us come face-to-face with the uncomfortab…
Growing up is hard enough without realizing that some of the people you trust most may not have always told you the truth. At some point in adulthood, many of us come face-to-face with the uncomfortable truth that our parents lied to us. Whether it was about the Tooth Fairy, the reason behind a divorce, or something more personal, the realization can sting. It feels like betrayal, confusion, or even like your childhood was built on falsehoods. But before we let that pain grow into resentment, it’s worth exploring a deeper understanding of why parents lie.
The Nature of Childhood Lies
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Our bodies are incredible. They hold so much wisdom and capacity for healing, and one of the simplest, yet most profound ways to support our nervous systems is through a body scan meditation.
This episode is an extended, slower version of one of our most loved episodes, the Guided Body Scan Meditati…
Our bodies are incredible. They hold so much wisdom and capacity for healing, and one of the simplest, yet most profound ways to support our nervous systems is through a body scan meditation.
This epi…
Our bodies are incredible. They hold so much wisdom and capacity for healing, and one of the simplest, yet most profound ways to support our nervous systems is through a body scan meditation.
This episode is an extended, slower version of one of our most loved episodes, the Guided Body Scan Meditation to Regulate Your Nervous System. If you've done that practice before, this one moves at a gentler pace, with more space between each cue so you have more time to feel into each part of your body rather than moving through quickly. (And if you haven't tried that one, this is a wonderful place to b…
Send us Fan MailBusiness Community https://www.skool.com/thebusinessnetworkNewsletter https://doing-business-with-a-servants-heart.kit.com/steveramona 📝Description: What if the worst thing that ever happened to you turned out to be the doorway to finding yourself? In this episode, Steve Ramona …
Send us Fan MailBusiness Community https://www.skool.com/thebusinessnetworkNewsletter https://doing-business-with-a-servants-heart.kit.com/steveramona 📝Description: What if the worst thing that e…
Send us Fan MailBusiness Community https://www.skool.com/thebusinessnetworkNewsletter https://doing-business-with-a-servants-heart.kit.com/steveramona 📝Description: What if the worst thing that ever happened to you turned out to be the doorway to finding yourself? In this episode, Steve Ramona sits down with Erica, founder of The Crazy Ex-Wives Club, who spent 20 years in corporate America teaching people how to win — until her own divorce taught her how to heal. Her secret is a blend she calls "Woo & Do": the mystical inner work and the practical real-life action, together.Inside t…
The Pilot’s Calculus
Flying an airplane teaches you something most people never experience: how to live with calculated risk. Every takeoff, every approach, every decision in the cockpit forces you to assess probabilities, weigh outcomes, and act decisively despite uncertainty. When you spend year…
The Pilot’s Calculus
Flying an airplane teaches you something most people never experience: how to live with calculated risk. Every takeoff, every approach, every decision in the cockpit forces you …
The Pilot’s Calculus
Flying an airplane teaches you something most people never experience: how to live with calculated risk. Every takeoff, every approach, every decision in the cockpit forces you to assess probabilities, weigh outcomes, and act decisively despite uncertainty. When you spend years managing risk at 35,000 feet, something shifts in how you see mortality and the unknown.
As an ex-pilot, I learned early that acknowledging danger is not the same as being paralyzed by it. Aviation training drills into you a simple truth: you cannot eliminate risk, but you can respect it, prepare …
If the mindset is your most powerful tool, then the power of belief is the driving force that pushes you closer to achieving your goals. You see, your belief system plays an equally vital part in effective goal setting and achievement. Success comes easily once you start believing in yourself and…
If the mindset is your most powerful tool, then the power of belief is the driving force that pushes you closer to achieving your goals. You see, your belief system plays an equally vital part in effe…
If the mindset is your most powerful tool, then the power of belief is the driving force that pushes you closer to achieving your goals. You see, your belief system plays an equally vital part in effective goal setting and achievement. Success comes easily once you start believing in yourself and in your abilities. Belief is ultimately the foundation that decides your path to a greater, successful, and accomplished life. If you doubt the truth of the old adage, “Believe you can do it and success will come itself,” then put it to the test. When an insurmountable problem comes your way, …
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Do you find yourself smoothing things over, making everyone else happy, even when it costs you your peace of mind? In this video, we dive deep into the Placating, People-Pleasing, and Peacekeeping, and one more; Puffing Up! We will talk about how these survival…
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Do you find yourself smoothing things over, making everyone else happy, even when it costs you your peace of mind? In this video, we dive deep into the Placating,…
Visit my website: therapisttalks.com
Do you find yourself smoothing things over, making everyone else happy, even when it costs you your peace of mind? In this video, we dive deep into the Placating, People-Pleasing, and Peacekeeping, and one more; Puffing Up! We will talk about how these survival strategies set you up in your adult relationships.
We often adopt these roles to feel safe or to avoid conflict, but over time, they can lead to us losing ourselves, setting up unhealthy dynamics in relationships, and being unable to set healthy boundaries.
What we cover in this video:
The Fou…
Position Your Nonfiction Book for Bestseller Success with Wiebke TaschAnika sat down with Wiebke Tasch to explore a hard truth in the publishing world: most nonfiction books fail not because the writing is bad, but because the positioning was wrong before the first word was ever written. Wiebke shar…
Position Your Nonfiction Book for Bestseller Success with Wiebke TaschAnika sat down with Wiebke Tasch to explore a hard truth in the publishing world: most nonfiction books fail not because the writi…
Position Your Nonfiction Book for Bestseller Success with Wiebke TaschAnika sat down with Wiebke Tasch to explore a hard truth in the publishing world: most nonfiction books fail not because the writing is bad, but because the positioning was wrong before the first word was ever written. Wiebke shares her journey from feeling stuck in a German PR agency to accidentally writing an Amazon bestseller about heartbreak, and how that success led her to found Digital Authors. The conversation reveals why a book is not just a vanity project, how data should dictate your book's direction, and why the "…
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Dave Jackson 
Nicole H. 
Karena Neukirchner 
Steve Ramona 
Anthony Copeland-Parker 
Anne Bachrach 
Shannon Petrovich LCSW, LISAC, BCD 
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