Life after the Kondo Method: what worked & what didn’t
The Kondo Method is sensible, it’s ingenuous, but the perfection part is, in fact, not attainable. At least not for me.
Are you really too old to pursue a new endeavor?
The idea that somehow our ability to start a new venture later in life is limited is one of the biggest misconceptions out there.
5 Cool birthday ideas for women turning 50
Every birthday deserves a big celebration, but turning 50 carries with it an extra wow factor. Here are some ideas for this special milestone.
Young people’s fears and misconceptions of aging revealed
Some misconceptions about older people have to do with self-perception. We actually gain self-confidence as we age and continue to acquire new skills.
How to celebrate Galentine’s day like a boss
Whether you´re in a relationship or not, celebrating Galentine´s day with your friends is a good way to remind yourself to cherish the women in your life.
Why you should spend time with younger people
Hanging out with younger people can be beneficial to both parties. Intergenerational relationships provide mutual support and opportunities to learn.
People who ponder on death are happier; Here’s why
Thinking about death may seem creepy, but it’s actually a great motivator to accomplish things during our time on this earth. People who ponder about death are happy campers!
How to save for retirement when you think it’s too late
When it comes to saving for retirement, it’s better late than never. If you feel it’s too late for you, read on.
5 Tried and true tips to declutter once and for all
Marie Kondo introduced the world to the Kondo Method of decluttering and elevated the act of tidying up to darn near an art form…
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