April 4th, 2023 Shelly Latinovich
*Spoilers Included* What happens when you have two strong willed women who are more alike than either of them wants to admit? This is a question author Joshilyn Jackson used as the basis of the current book of our book club. Book selections have been awesome lately, as I am giving a rating of 5 […]
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April 3rd, 2023 Pam Krueger
Over 90% of financial advisors in the US are not legally bound to act in your best interest. That’s because they’re just sales people, who are paid commissions to recommend things like annuities, insurance, etc. How are you supposed to know if what they’re telling you is truly thoughtful advice, or just a sales pitch? […]
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March 25th, 2023 Shelly Latinovich
“By the time you are saying nice to meet you, I’ve already known you for months.” Creepy….am I right? This line from Julie Clark’s novel stayed with me through the whole book. In today’s times where information is so easily obtained by anyone who wants to take the time to do so….well, it just hit […]
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March 23rd, 2023 Joseph M. Casciani
Our guest for this Living to 100 Club Podcast is Dr. Mike Van Thielen. It is a conversation about the many ways we can overcome barriers to tapping our true potential and unleashing our superpowers. Dr. Van Thielen is the author of the newly released book, The IZOD Method – Unleash Your Superpower: Optimize Productivity […]
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March 22nd, 2023 Dr. Jill Bjerke
How are they connected? As the Baby Boomer generation ages, it becomes more and more evident that appropriate, accessible housing stock that fits the needs of the older adult is shrinking – rapidly. There is and never will be one solution – but that is a good thing because not all older adults have the […]
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February 21st, 2023 Greg Aler
You don’t often hear the word trillion thrown around, unless we’re talking about the U.S. debt or GDP. But there’s another number that consistently lands in the 12-zero club: the total net assets of the US mutual fund industry. At nearly $27 trillion in 2021, it’s a whole lot of money; and its rapid growth […]
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February 16th, 2023 Joseph M. Casciani
We have two guests on today’s program, Danielle Matthews and Dr. David Silverman. To open, Danielle recounts her recovery following a traumatic brain injury sustained in an auto accident 10 years ago. The injury left her with word finding difficulty, migraines, and hyper sensitivity to noise and temperature. Her treatment consisted of a “redox signaling” solution […]
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February 13th, 2023 BoomerTECH Adventures
Why do I update my iPhone on a regular basis? It’s all about the camera app. Each upgrade provides a new feature that makes taking pictures more fun and offers the potential for exploring creative ways to edit and use the images. For example, the picture at the top of this blog was originally just […]
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February 6th, 2023 Catherine Cooper
A hybrid work model is an arrangement where employees are allowed to split their time between working from a physical office space, home, or a remote location. The topic of culture and hybrid work has come into focus with this type of work arrangement. Culture is about the personality of a business, organization, or company. […]
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February 5th, 2023 Marianne Bailey
Reading and other visual tasks can become increasingly challenging as we age. The good news is that with the help of audiobooks, senior adults can continue to grow intellectually and maintain social connections. Seniors can enjoy literature and other reading material without putting their eyes through unnecessary strain by listening to audiobooks. They are portable […]
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