Build a Better Boomer with Stephanie Stephens
Mind Your Body TV Episode 35 with Carol Orsborn, Ph.D. If you‘re a boomer woman who’s also a caregiver for a parent or other loved one, you may feel challenged by repeat visits to that person. You want to be there, to “do something” meaningful, and …
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Mind Your Body TV Episode 31 with Barbara Meltzer. In 2007, Los Angeles public relations professional and aging advocate Barbara Meltzer told NBC’s chief medical editor, Nancy Snyderman, about a fear millions of baby boomers share with her. My guest …
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Mind Your Body TV Episode 29 with Carol Orsborn, Ph.D. I’m getting better at listening to myself, a still-developing skill I owe in part to the discussion I had here with Carol Orsborn, Ph.D. She’s a businesswoman, theologian, motivational speaker, …
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Mind Your Body TV Episode 28 with Diana Lendzion. As our skin “evolves,” so does the baby boomer way of wearing makeup. It’s not the same as it was “back then.” Bobbi Brown’s products are ideal for us baby boomers and they’re designed to keep things …
He’s back here on Mind Your Body: Ken Dychtwald, guru of the marketing group Age Wave, with new baby boomer facts and stats that add substantially to our increasing knowledge about this powerful demographic. Advertising legend J. Walter Thompson …
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Meet an undisputed baby boomer spokesgod, Ken Dychtwald, PhD. This astute psychologist and gerontologist—and I’d add “futurist”—suggests marketers wake up to the fact that 80 percent of the growth in our U. S. population belongs to people over 50. …
[Read more...] about The Age Wave crashes ashore: Baby boomers rule as the “new old”
Aging. What’s that? We boomers have recently taken heat from critics who believe we refuse to accept that we’re aging. It was the subject of a recent blog here on Mind Your Body—we’ve even been called “delusional.” Enter Nortin M. Hadler, MD, at …
[Read more...] about Rethinking aging: Accepting limits on longevity
