February 4th, 2023 Ipek Williamson
Practicing acceptance can be difficult for many of us. Because it goes against our natural inclination to resist change and hold on to what is familiar. It can be hard to let go of our expectations and desires. Or to accept the reality of a situation, especially if it is painful. We may struggle with […]
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February 1st, 2023 Wendy Green
Wendy – Hey, Boomer I fell the other day! All because I wanted to go outside for a healthy walk on a warm winter day. Well, that is not exactly the reason I fell. I fell because I was trying to be a good person. Wait, that is not exactly right either. Here is what […]
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January 28th, 2023 Catherine Cooper
Individuals born between 1946 and 1964 are approaching the end of their working years. The question at the top of the minds of this generation is can baby boomers afford to retire? This is a valid question, as many baby boomers have faced financial challenges throughout their lives. There are several financial considerations that boomers […]
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January 21st, 2023 BoomerTECH Adventures
Anyone who cooks, bakes and saves recipes has a file or box of recipes that are hand-written or clipped from newspapers. Often these recipes are family favorites that have been handed down through the generations. Yes, you can find almost any recipe by googling it, but somehow the results just aren’t quite as tasty […]
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January 16th, 2023 Catherine Cooper
The concept of generations in the workplace involves the different age groups that make up the workforce at any given time. Each generation has its own unique characteristics, values, and attitudes towards work and management. As the workforce continues to evolve and change, Hybrid Boomers need to understand and respect the different perspectives and contributions […]
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January 14th, 2023 Ann M. Hester
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many aspects of health care were ramped up. Learning to complete tasks at breakneck speed and under dire circumstances was a challenge during the pandemic. Technological advances were vital. Due to the high rate of infectivity of the virus, the healthcare landscape had to pivot to a new way of […]
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January 11th, 2023 James Swan
The funeral would start in about an hour. We need to leave the house in 10 minutes. Dad, moving toward the garage in his walker, announces that the toilet in his bathroom is overflowing. I sprint into action. Ten towels are needed to sop up the water sloshed onto the floor before I reach behind […]
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January 9th, 2023 Catherine Cooper
With the onset of remote and hybrid work, the practice of moonlighting has come into focus again. Moonlighting is when employees have a second job in addition to a regular job. Hybrid workers are using time saved from the commute to work and idle time left over from finished assignment to work a second or […]
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January 8th, 2023 Sonny Melendrez
When our youngest son, Bono, was 4 years old, he was playing in his room while I was hanging a picture around the corner in the hallway. “Dad?!” he yelled. “What is it?” I called back. “I love you!” he replied. “I love you!” I reassured him. This was a common exchange at our house […]
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January 8th, 2023 Cara-Michele Nether
“Forget inspiration. Habit is more dependable. Habit will sustain you whether you are inspired or not.” ~ Octavia Butler Life is a rollercoaster, but our health doesn’t have to be. Stop waiting for a mystical “breakthrough.” Busy women don’t need to be inspired – simply consistent. We learned this long ago in our careers […]
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