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Darling, there is something dangerous about living too long on a path that no longer stirs your soul. At first, comfort feels like safety. Then, slowly, it can become a cage. The s...
Walking through an open door after 60 does not simplify life. It changes the questions you ask about who you are becoming. Many women over 60 describe a moment when something shift...
It’s April, darlings! And April is the time to bloom, in life, love, career, personal experiences, and self care. No matter your age, you have the power to flourish and blossom. We...
I have an image in my mind of the godly old lady I want to be someday: soft-spoken, kind to all, full of wisdom. Having logged half a century under God’s sanctifying sandpaper, I s...
Travel in your second act is about the quality of experience over the quantity of sights. Give yourself a “slow” first day try to arrive early in the evening. This sets a healthy r...
There was a moment somewhere in midlife when I realised the rules have changed. The post Strength Looks Different at 50 appeared first on The Good Men Project.
I once read that a person’s self-perception — how they see themselves in appearance and posture — “freezes” at age 25. The article continued that we make an adjustment by the time...
As I approach my 50th year, I find myself asking a question that many people at my stage of life ask themselves: Is it still possible to be truly well at 50? Not just free from ill...
Creative work requires sustained attention, emotional labor, and engagement with uncertainty. The post The Long View: What a Creative Life Looks Like at 30, 50, and 70 appeared fir...
Retired, in central Ohio, lost, set adrift, no anchors or attachments, untethered. The post No Place to Go appeared first on The Good Men Project.
Hint: It’s not about following a checklist but creating your own path instead.Continue reading on Publishous »
Dating ain’t like it used to be. For example, more people of all ages are meeting on “the apps”—and, not unrelatedly, more of them are complaining about the exhaustion of modern d...
INTROSo many of my friends are travelling right now - our 50's and 60's (and even 70's) seem to be the ideal time to head out and discover new places and experiences. I think it's...
Whether you’re approaching retirement, recently retired, or simply starting to ask “what comes next”… this phase of life can feel more complicated than expected. Many of the women...
As science stretches the limits of motherhood, women beyond 50 are redefining possibility & autonomy, but medical and legal experts have some advice
Once you hit 50, it’s the small things you do each day that start making the biggest difference in how you feel years from now. Once you hit 50, the small choices you make every da...
Have difficult life circumstances ever influenced you to doubt your resolve to make positive changes to your lifestyle? This has happened to me more than once. The most recent was...
Research shows which choices help you flourish as you get older.
By Jim Manney The notion that the spiritual life is a journey is so common that it’s a platitude. I worked for years in Catholic publishing. I’ve seen dozens of book covers depicti...
Americans increasingly view the post-career phase of life as a new chapter rather than an epilogue to the main story. Retirement today is an open road.
The saying “the elderly live in their memories” may sound as if old age is a life turned away from the present, clinging only to a past that has already gone. Yet this expression c...
Retirement is one of life’s biggest transitions. For decades, you’ve followed schedules, handled responsibilities, met deadlines, and worked toward long-term goals. Then suddenly,...
I did not picture my life as it looks approaching 70 – not as a kid or young adult, not as part of a couple for 35 years. Not ever. Yet the script seems so perfectly written, I kno...
Retirement used to be framed as a winding-down period. Increasingly, however, it looks more like a widening out. For many people, finishing full-time work no longer signals the end...
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