Advocating Non-Traditional Lifelong Growth and Productivity
This month, the Know It All Sisters, Mary Lloyd and Barbara Morris tackle this plea for help in the mailbag:
Our forty-something daughter Delia is getting married. This will be number three and she insists he's "the one." (The other two were also "the one.") She also had live-ins who were "the one." Our two other children (males) are married to their original … [Read more...] about Should We Pay for Our Middle-Aged Daughter’s Wedding?
1. Not everybody feels lousy.
2. There’s a beginning and end to it. The hardest part is usually getting through the middle. Think of a bell curve.
3. Chances are you know someone on it, even if they don’t talk about it. Chemo isn’t just for cancer, it’s also for multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis, and for anyone who has had an organ … [Read more...] about Ten Things to Know About Chemotherapy
Do you ever feel inauthentic, like you wear a mask over what you believe you know, or fear, about who you really are? The trinity can help you follow the path to your authentic-self destination.
I read Flip the S.W.I.T.C.H. (How to Turn On and Turn Up Your Mindset) by PJ McClure, The Mindset Maven, which he gives away on his website. I don’t want to spoil your … [Read more...] about What is the Trinity of Self-Realization and Authenticity?
Here are the highlights:
FDA Announces Warning for Osteoporosis Drug Reclast +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Schizophrenia: genes matter (even though … [Read more...] about October: New Research to Help You Live and Feel Better
When I have the opportunity to speak at a conference, I always have mixed feelings. I enjoy participating and meeting other Naturopathic Doctors. I enjoy learning what's new in the field. I even enjoy sharing information about cutting edge topics, like I did at the recent Glacier Fest 2011. But I always dislike leaving the office for a chunk of time - I miss seeing my … [Read more...] about Epigenetics: How Beliefs, and Feelings Affect Aging
Do you have old dreams; things and activities that you want to do someday? These could involve a second career, a hobby, or things to do for fun or add to your income. The range is wide; maybe you want to learn to sew pretty clothes, paint beautiful scenes or learn to tap dance for a sense of accomplishment. My advice is do it while you can! Don’t wait too long to make your … [Read more...] about Drag Out Your Old Dreams — Live Them NOW!
Many people know they should review their will and other important legal documents to insure that their wishes are carried out on their demise.
This is what you should be doing:
• Review your Insurance program to see if you can save money as well as create or leave a legacy for your children or grandchildren.
• Review your retirement/ investment … [Read more...] about Doing What You Should Be Doing
You are not? Can you be sure?
Without knowing it, Bonnie Sainsbury, author of Cracking the Male Code dated a serial killer, calling him "The nicest boyfriend I ever had." It wasn't until the FBI came knocking at her door did she learn that Mr. Nice Guy had confessed to killing five women and she was on his hit list.
Because of this … [Read more...] about Are You Dating or Living With A Serial Killer?
Recently, someone asked if I had written a book to encourage men to avoid the decline oriented traditional retirement lifestyle. I've often thought about it, but what I have written for women generally applies to men – with two things that apply primarily to men.
Number 1: … [Read more...] about Anti-aging Advice — Mostly for Men
On a recent show, Bill O'Reilly disparaged Tony Bennett's opinion that the attack on 9-11 was an "inside job." Because O'Reilly does not share that belief, he arrogantly sniffed that Bennett should be given "some slack" for his opinion because after all, he is 85.
O'Reilly is generally fair, but he sure dropped the ball on this one. He's getting up there in years … [Read more...] about Is Bill O’Reilly a Pinheaded Ageist?
