Posts Tagged With ‘ Baby Boomer ’

For book lovers, there is nothing like The Hybrid Reading List. During my idle time between meetings, lunch hour, or anytime that I need a mental break, I read. Books have enriched my life intellectually, emotionally, and culturally. They have broadened my horizons, enhanced my skills, and given me joy and inspiration. Here is a list of carefully chosen books that I found to create The Hybrid Reading List. Fellow Hybrid Boomers, I invite you to read them with me. Click on the links to the ones that interest you to conveniently purchase them at Amazon. Enjoy! The Hybrid Reading List  If... Continue Reading

Baby Boomers, born between 1946 and 1964, are known to be enthusiastic about traveling. Summer is an ideal time for them to hit the road and explore new places. If you’re a baby boomer looking for summer travel ideas, here are some suggestions to consider. Visit a National Park National parks are perfect for summer travel. Baby boomers can enjoy hiking, spectating wildlife and taking in the beautiful scenery. Bring a camera and capture the breathtaking views to share with family and friends. Take a Cruise Cruising is a popular way to travel during the summer. Baby boomers... Continue Reading

On designated office days, employees are expected to be physically present in the office for hybrid work arrangements.  When to report into the office is predetermined and coordinated among team members to ensure effective collaboration and communication.  The problem for many of us returning to the office is that we no longer want the distractions of being around others.  Never mind that we are already frustrated from the morning commute and the loss of work life balance achieved.  Who is going to do the laundry or drive mom to the doctor! Now our shoes hurt and the clothes that we wore to... Continue Reading

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) marked the end of the COVID-19 Pandemic on May 11, 2023. Now that the emergency is over, I wonder will hybrid work end? Hybrid work combines remote work with in-person work. It allows employees to work from home or other locations part of the time, while still having the opportunity to collaborate with team members and clients in-person when necessary.  Many organizations and employees have found it to be a beneficial work model for work-life balance, productivity, and flexibility. Benefits to Employers For instance, hybrid work arrangements... Continue Reading

As technology continues to advance, it can be easy for older generations to feel left behind. However, with a little guidance, anyone can learn to use the latest gadgets and devices. One such example is the use of AirPods with an iPhone. For Baby Boomers who may be unfamiliar with this technology, this article aims to provide a comprehensive guide to using AirPods with an iPhone. Firstly, let’s start with the basics: what are AirPods? AirPods are wireless earbuds designed and developed by Apple. They are designed to work seamlessly with Apple devices, including the iPhone, iPad, and... Continue Reading

Title: Outlive: The Science & Art of Longevity Author:  Peter Attia, MD (author, audiobook narrator) with Bill Gifford (author) Reviewed for BabyBoomer.org by Gregory Damian   I started listening to Peter Attia MD’s “The Drive” podcast in December of 2021. At first I was skeptical of some of Dr Attia’s thoughts and positions. I assumed he was a standard medicine 2.0 doctor. Medicine 2.0 is the term that Peter, himself, uses for the current state of health care, or more properly labeled “disease care.” I was quickly convinced that his approaches were much more holistic and... Continue Reading

As we transition into the various forms of hybrid work, how reliable are we?  By we, I am referring to seasoned talent categorized as Baby Boomer’s.  Of course, reliability and seasoned talent can vary greatly depending on the individual worker and their specific circumstances.   However, it is possible that older workers who are experienced with hybrid work arrangements may be more reliable than younger workers who are newer to this type of work. One reason for this is that older workers have more experience with time management strategies. Over the course of their careers,  they have developed... Continue Reading

Title: Lost Angel Unleashed: Stories from the Heart (Lost Angel Travel Series: Book Three) Author Linda Ballou Reviewed for the NABBW by Anne Holmes Books in Linda Ballou’s Lost Angel Series Lost Angel Unleashed is the third in Linda Ballou’s Lost Angel Travel Series. The first two are Lost Angel Walkabout: One Traveler’s Tales  and Lost Angel in Paradise: Outdoor Days From L.A. to the Lost Coast of California. Walkabout covers Linda’s travel writing experiences up until about 2010 and Paradise shares 32 of her favorite day trips from Malibu to Mendocino. I have now been privileged... Continue Reading

You’re over 50. You have built up a lot of equity in your home, and your life savings is finally gaining some critical mass. And yet, your odds of being rejected for a refinancing mortgage start going up rapidly after age 50 and really accelerate around 70, according to a study by Natee Amornsiripanitch at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia. This evidence, concludes a recent summary of the study, “is large and robust.” The research has important implications for older workers trying to prepare financially for retirement or retirees planning to change their living arrangements. Higher... Continue Reading

As workers age, poor health or disabling physical conditions can interfere with holding down a job. Sometimes people are forced to quit working if things get really rough, whether they’re ready to retire or not. But race also figures into this predicament, because workers of color are already in poorer health and tend to have more vulnerable employment situations than White workers. A new study compares what’s it’s like to be an older Black, Hispanic or Asian person who is trying to keep working in two countries with similar cultures: the United States and England. The United States does... Continue Reading