It’s estimated that almost 87 percent of us boomers owned a cell phone last year, and that number feels “just about right” as I think of all my friends and colleagues—for sure, they all do own a cell … [Read more...] about Baby boomer behavior: Nomophobia means you can’t leave that phone alone
Things aren’t always what they seem, especially in the world of banking. In water cooler or cocktail hour conversation, the word “bank” is likely to inspire different reactions. Some may champion … [Read more...] about Baby boomer finance: This bank can leave mine—a loan
How’s your stress level lately? If it’s low, good for you! And if it isn’t, hopefully you’re working on some inventive ways to bring yourself more into the “aaah” mode. If you’d like to know how … [Read more...] about Baby boomer mental health: Seems there’s less of our boomer stress
Mind Your Body Episode 33 with Forrest Hong, Ph.D. You know that feeling, watching your parents struggle with things they used to “just do.” It’s frightening and embarrassing to them, and it’s … [Read more...] about Know when to get caregiving help
Breaking tradition, I’m posting Friday’s blog on Sunday, on purpose. Did you see last night’s Supermoon? The big, white luminous ball looked to be more than 14 percent larger and 30 percent … [Read more...] about Baby boomer nostalgia: I’m “mooning” you
If you don’t know Peter Shankman and what he’s done—and does—you really should. He’s a self-described author, entrepreneur, speaker, and worldwide connector. And he helps me. As a journalist, I … [Read more...] about Baby boomer life skills: Take five—Invaluable pieces of advice
