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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Half Full or Half Empty

written by Neal Dranoff In early Spring 2009, I read an on-line article published on MSN.com written by John W. Schoen, entitled “Boomers Face Stark Choices in Bleak Economy.” I felt the piece was so acutely on-point in terms of clarity and my personal situation at the time that I composed a rather lengthy email to Mr. Schoen praising him for his efforts. Mr. Schoen’s article is part of a series called Reinventing America. While I’ve provided you a link to his piece, I’ll list the salient points in broad brushstrokes for you:

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Perception Creates Reality

If you believe you can do it, you can. If you believe you can’t, you won’t. How do you see your reflection? Is it distorted in the ripples of a wave? Is it clear as in a quiet body of water? Is it completely opposite as in looking at a mirror? How you see yourself in relation to your world predicts how you will behave and perform in your daily routines.

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Boomers: Are You a Realizer?

For the last few months, we’ve been talking about the transformation from the “Type A” to the “Type R” personality; the “R” standing for “recreative” in the dynamic, formative sense. Our thesis is that modern Americans, upon retirement, have unprecedented opportunities to craft a new “self”. We can construct renovated lives that enable us to plunge into a future we shape for ourselves, full of learning, fulfillment, fun and—profit.

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Have Wok/Will Travel

Departing the “Single/Never Married” demographic group and entering the “Married” category didn’t occur for me until I was one month shy of my 36th birthday. This tidbit holds importance for two reasons: I dated for 18 years before meeting my wife, and I can honestly say I was ready to marry when the big day arrived.

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Finding Your Voice

Courage has many aspects, not just bravery in acute situations such as warfare or protecting others (or yourself) from harms way. Courage includes the ability to speak up and act in a way that honors your values and self-respect, even when you are afraid to do so. Courage often involves asking yourself to do something that is uncomfortable.

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Donne Your Fatigues and Grab Your Gear

As soldiers train for battle, performers hone their talents for audiences, doctors train for the healing arts and citizens sharpen skills for the trades, I believe we are all, in every life’s situation and circumstance, preparing for the highlights of our lives and the agonizing challenges that confront us on our jou eys. With my husband now facing cancer, one that responds well to treatment but by far the most painful beyond excruciating, I am becoming aware we are not in lack of the tools we need to face this hideous beast.

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Boomers Beware

written by Sue Susskind With Father’s Day approaching, it gives us time to reflect on the wonderful life that we lead, and how much of it that we owe to our dads. We realize it is now time to give back, and make sure we do everything we can to ensure that Dad enjoys and stays safe in his “Golden Years.”

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Three Most Important Factors Are All Alike

written by A.T. "Al" Benelli, CFP, FIC It is often said that the three most important factors in real estate are location, location, location. I assume the person who created this idiom was trying to impress upon all the belief that nothing else matters much. Location trumps all other factors. Well, if you believe that to be true, then in the world of investing the three most important actions may just be diversify, diversify, diversify!

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***LIFE IN AN EMERGENCY SHELTER

A Red Cross Responder’s Notes from the Monument Fire, Arizona Since the fire people have asked what life in a shelter looks like. The following is my take.

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Just a Few of My Maniacal Mid-Life Musings – Part II

Written by: Jan Brehm So I’m wondering, do you ever… …think about the phrase “Wisdom Comes With Age” and wonder who made that up and what were they talking about??? With the definition of wisdom being: “Accumulated knowledge of life or in a particular sphere of activity that has been gained through experience”, here are just a few profoundly impacting mid-life tidbits of wisdom I have accumulated through my life’s experiences thus far: * If everyone looks younger than you it’s because they are.

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Valencia: From Oranges to Operas

written by Bob Schulman Is a Martian spaceport? A movie set from Star Wars? An outdoor museum of modern art? Whatever it is, you’d hardly expect to run across a place like this in a two-thousand-year-old Spanish seaport on the Mediterranean. Visitors to Valencia usually expect to find a town packed with remnants of the days when it was ruled by Roman emperors, Visigoth princes, Moorish caliphs and Christian kings. And that’s exactly what you’ll see, including a cathedral displaying a chalice some believe to be the Holy Grail.

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***2012

written by Dave Hager The film…goes straight for the destruction aspects and we are given over 2 1/2 hours of incredible special effects of a visual nature that you’re unlikely to see topped for a while….Don’t miss this one! 2012 NEW RELEASE NOW PLAYING John Cusackr Amanda Peetr Chiwetel Ejioforr Thandie Newtonr Oliver Plattr Danny Glover Written and Directed by Roland Emmerich Rated PG-13 158 minutes Columbia Pictures Carl Anheuser: [about Laura Wilson] Cute girl, eh? Adrian Helmsley: What are you talking about?

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***How Does Stress Show Up in the Letters of Your Name?

Stress conce s us all and is a major cause of disease today. Our first name is the essence of who we are. Our last name shows how our environment affects us. It is within our middle name that indicates how we deal with stress. So, how does your name handle stress? Let’s look at some of the indicators or letters in the middle name. What is stated below works only when these letter combinations in the middle name as they are interpreted differently in the first or last name.

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***One Chance to Make a First Impression

It has often been said that, “You only get one chance to make a first impression.” Whether you are networking, interviewing for a job or meeting new colleagues for the first time, here are some guidelines to keep in mind which will make a good first impression. Be mindful of the other person’s time. Ask if this is a good time for them before proceeding into the discussion (or identify another time that would be better). When attending a scheduled meeting or interview, ask how much time the other person has, and hold to that timeframe.

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***BRIDGING THE GAP IN DEMENTIA

One of the most painful realities for dementia caregivers is the loss of recognition. As memory erodes, the patient loses the ability to recognize those most dear to them—spouse, children, siblings. Michelle Bourgeois, a speech-pathology professor at Ohio State University has come up with a system that allows caregivers to bridge that communications gap, at least temporarily. She advises caregivers to use flash cards to help ease those identity issues and answer the questions which dementia patients will repeat endlessly.

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Little Things DO Mean a Lot

It seems likely that humans, and even some other species of mammals, have consoled others forever in history with food and other comfort at times of loss and grief. There have been many long standing traditions and examples throughout history and in many diverse cultures of this custom. This has been so common in the past that we even developed a term for the practice…”comfort food” although the term has been given a different spin today.

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Are You a Deployed Grandma?

Written by Debbie Nichols When I wrote my book “Deployed Grandparents being Parents “, I thought it would be originally for my family. As I was writing the story my friends would ask me, “Why don’t you share it with others?”My friends and family inspired me to share my story, so once I completed the story I offered it to the public.

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Justice Served

written by Neal Dranoff Being a 50 plus male and having “been around the block” a few times engenders a requisite amount of seasoning. By this age, naiveté has pretty much flown out the window and we feel like life has few surprises left to offer. Even devoid of having personally experienced a given situation, we’re so bombarded with others’ tales through our profusion of media outlets that we at least think we can easily wrap our hands around a remedy should we ever find ourselves as a principal. Or so I thought…

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Boomers Aging …Feared or Embraced?

Written By: Angelena Craig Boomers, those in their 50’s and 60’s do not want to think about getting old, no way…and for good reasons. Aging has been thought of as synonymous with dread, disease, decline, disablement and finally death. But what if, instead of tip toeing into the elders years, looking over our shoulders to make sure no one has noticed, what if we could embrace one more developmental stage we, the living, all go through?

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***How to Improve Your Relationship

“The most basic of all human needs is the need to understand and be understood. The best way to understand people is to listen to them.” Ralph Nichols From that quote you probably already know where I am going with this. Today’s topic is about listening. Not about the way you listen now, but the way that you could be listening to your spouse or love.

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***As Temps Rise, Nuclear Families Take a Dive

As Temps Rise, Nuclear Families Take a Dive – Estate Planning for Unconventional Families Has Never Been More Important Among the many articles covering the blazing heat wreaking havoc on my beloved DC metro area as well as much of the U.S., was an interesting piece in a recent edition of The Washington Post on nuclear families. According to the article, new census figures show that marriage rates across the nation have plunged, while the number of unmarried partners with children has soared. Too Hot to Handle

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Just a Few of My Maniacal Mid-Life Musings – Part I

Written by: Jan Brehm It’s not just the menopause and all its uninvited symptoms that has me all gnarled up like some impossible yoga position, at almost 56 years old I often am accompanied by a myriad of sadness, joy, guilt and relief and I know there is no way to avoid it all, except to plow through. So I’m wondering, do you ever… …have the feeling like you want to wrap your arms around something and hold it, rock it and sing a soft lullaby?…and at the same time, have a deep unexplainable sadness?

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***A New Footprint

Those of you who have been avid followers of The 50 Plus Male since its inception are aware I “fought the good fight” against joining AARP (dating back to You Always Remember Your First). You also know I finally “swallowed my pride” and recently joined this august organization. AARP members automatically receive AARP The Magazine, and two articles in the latest issue have set-off a round of mental volleys that I’m having trouble resolving.

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Family Caregivers: Mind-Body Connection Crucial in Understanding Degenerative Aging Disease

In 2003 my husband was diagnosed with Parkinson’s, and I learned that the allopathic medical system has no answers. It’s heartbreaking to be a caregiver in this situation, especially when faced with this warning from Dr. Andrew Weil. Weil, quoted in Dawson Church’s latest book, The Genie in Your Genes, warns against relying on allopathic medicine for health problems that are not well-served by this “body as machine” approach. Yet our loved ones are at the mercy of the allopathic medical and pharmaceutical industries.

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***From Ezekiel to FDR: On Raising Taxes

Written By: Lew Hamburger I believe in raising taxes. Now that I have your attention, this is why. We make decision-making and life way too complicated. When you cut through the fog, deciding what to do in tough situations can be reduced to three questions: * What kind of person do I want to be? (For individuals) * What kind of family and nation do I want to be a part of? * What do I have to do right now to move in that direction?

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Spring Has Arrived – Beware of Baby Boomers Out Walking the Streets!

written by Kathi Casey, ERYT, CPI Ahh, Spring! Do April showers really bring May flowers? This Baby Boomer hopes so!

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Nightmare on NutraStreet

written by Helene Leonetti Back in 1965, a chemist working for the G.D. Searle Company accidentally discovered aspartame while testing an anti-ulcer drug. By 1983 it was approved by the FDA as an additive – an artificial sweetener trademarked as NutraSweet – to carbonated beverages, despite objections from many scientific investigators.

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Sense and Sensibilities

Today is Cyber Monday and the stock market appears to be temporarily shunning aside the ineptitude of Congress to deal with our deficit woes, along with (for the moment at least) discounting the continuing saga of Europe’s financial crisis. An annual phenomenon is the reason for this unlikely reprieve, and my eyes have an incredulous glaze each time I watch the television news accounts detailing this disturbing trend.

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Dad Is An Empty Nester – Son Knows

Written by Natalie Caine, M.A. “I am heading to college in August, miles away from Dad. I know he wants this “last” Father’s Day to be over the top. He wrote it on the refrigerator, bathroom mirror, and my sock drawer in peanut butter. DO SOMETHING FOR ME. What am I suppose to do, turn back the clock?”

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Nostalgia: Los Angeles, 1962

There is a time and a place that sings to us in the middle of the night. Though real at one time, it is now a place of dreams, of fantasies, or curiosity. It is a place so vivid and enticing that, if someone actually invented a time machine, it would be the first and only place we would think of going. For Civil War buffs, it might be Charleston in April 1861 or Gettysburg in July 1863. For aging hippies, it might be San Francisco in the summer of 1967.

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Boomer-Living Readers: It’s September and That Means Recovery Awareness Month

Written by Dr. Jamie Huysman From Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Keith Moon, John Bonham, Jim Morrison and yes even Elvis, the rock and roll Boomer legacy of amazing musicians who went away from drug addiction and alcoholism are a constant reminder of the past; and our past. Since the beginning of time, substance abuse and addictions were always a “younger generation phenomena”.

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Solving Dog Food and Health Problems

written by Janie Knetzer A good dog owner puts a lot of thought into what food they should feed their dog in order to keep him healthy and happy.

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Know the Causes of Breast Cancer to Save You

Gail Edgell: We are going to talk about an important topic to women, particularly those over the age of 40: breast cancer. Can you tell us a little bit about that?

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Sustainable Kitchen Table

Nope, I’m not talking about a kitchen table made out of recycled soda bottles, wine corks, or beer cans. Today, I’m talking about the thought process behind sustainable meal planning, shopping, cooking, eating, and leftovers, or wait for it. Eating What’s Right AND What’s Left I have had some interesting conversations with my great Boomer friend, Bill (aka, Chef Bill), an extraordinarily talented and conscientious amateur cook. Bill has a few simple rules including – but not limited to… Meals should be colorful and delicious, Meals are cause for celebration,r

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Going Green Can Save Big Green

by: A.T. "Al" Benelli, CFP, FIC “Going green” gets plenty of environmental attention, but people often forget that environmentally smart behavior can save money as well. Help celebrate Earth Day (April 22) by doing a “green check” of how to make both energy- and money- smart plans for your home and lifestyle going forward. Here are some ideas from the Financial Planning Association of Denver, Colo.

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Perception and Emotion

The New Year holiday period has just ended, typically signaling a time for a fresh outlook on life; making minor tweaks and/or major adjustments to our daily rituals. In the 2 1/2 years I’ve been composing The 50 Plus Male blog, I’ve always skipped to fresh subject matter with each posting. So, to slightly “shake the tree,” and do something a bit different, this month’s dialogue will tie-in with our most recent article, “Sense and Sensibilities.”

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Stressed Out? What Does Your Name Say About That

Have you ever had way too much to do and not enough time to get it done? That is the classic definition of stress. Stress conce s us all and is a major cause of disease today. So how does your name indicate how you will handle stress? Let’s look at a few of the indicators in a name. We are delving into stress again as so many are affected by it, plus, when school starts, stress levels seem to rise. There is more traffic on the roads, more demands on a parent’s time, making sure their children’s homework is done, etc.

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Take Two and Call Me in the Morning

As part of a multi-disciplinary medical team, I often see patients who have been taking medications to treat musculo-skeletal disorders (muscle aches, tight muscles, tingling and numbness in the arms or legs, etc.) for several weeks. Many of these patients have been ingesting acetaminophen (Tylenol) or non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, known as NSAIDs. Examples of NSAIDs are aspirin, ibuprofen (Motrin, Advil) and naproxen sodium (Aleve).

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Lew’s Laws for Leadership, Laughter & Life

Written by: Lew Hamburger

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***The Proximate Deaths of Famous and Infamous Men

It was a busy day in the neighborhood last week. A couple of Baby Boomers from opposite ends of the economic spectrum made last Wednesday more exciting than usual. Few if any news reports recognized the proximity of these two events, and certainly didn’t delve into other ways in which the protagonists were related.

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Being in Your Right Mind: the Do’s and Don’ts of Taking Vacations

A friend of mine once warned me: “Don’t trust any decision you make within the first week after you’re back from vacation because it’s the only time you are really in your right mind.” So I reminded myself how inspired I was when I got back from a vacation in Europe, how I felt in that first week back. I thought I should take a year or two off from college and write the great American novel. I didn’t. I went back to school.

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Five Items to Consider Before Getting Married or Re-Married

There are five areas that are important when considering marrying someone and since we ultimately marry someone we date, wouldn’t it be wise to look for people to date that agree with us in those areas? The five controversial areas are: 1. Politics 2. Religion 3. Money 4. Friends 5. Children

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***The Top 7 Reasons to Exercise

written by Fernando Paredes Summer has arrived and along with it the dreaded bathing suit season. Whether you can’t wait to bare it all on the beach, or if you’re still working toward a weight loss goal, exercise is the key to looking and feeling great in summer months. But why else should you exercise? Here are the top 7 reasons to exercise this summer: Reason #1: To Melt Fat Awayr

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Preach to the Preacher

I remind myself daily about maintenance; POP is no exception. As I brush my teeth, I remember halfway through to draw my pc muscle up and in. When I put my makeup on, a little voice nags at me to “pull it up, pull it in”. As I blow-dry my hair and analyze my form in the mirror (oh come on now, you know we all do it) I think to myself am I contracting my abdominals but forgetting to contract my pelvic floor? As a grassroots women’s pelvic floor health advocate, shouldn’t I be doing all the right pelvic floor stuff all the time?

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***How Do I Buy a Domain Name and Other Beginner Questions

Written By: Judith Sherven, PhD and Jim Sniechowski, PhD Getting started making money online can be overwhelming for beginners, especially Boomers who didn’t grow up with computers in their playpens. Many people don’t even know the basics: What is a domain? How do I buy a domain? What is a shopping cart? How do I grow a list of people to sell to? The Internet marketing questions for beginners are practically endless, and can feel overwhelming. Yet the real bottomline issue is how can people start making money online?

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Inner Fitness for Working Boomers

Written by Pamela Tudor We have worked hard all our lives, and now our retirements are threatened. Our investments are not what they should be, our job situations are shakier, our kids might be unemployed and need financial help. So what do we do? Work harder. Work longer. Worry more. Beat up on ourselves with shoulda’s coulda’s woulda’s.

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***The Resurgence of Uncertainty

The economic recovery is alleged to have started back in March. Health care reform, in one shape or another, was a given. Barak Obama was the icon of “change” in our government. What a difference a handful of months have made. Republicans were elected governor in New Jersey and Virginia. Massachusetts fires another “shot heard ‘round the world” by electing a Republican senator to replace Ted Kennedy. The stock market, expected to be bolstered by the news, takes a swan dive. What’s up? I can tell you in one word…uncertainty.

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***What’s the Right Amount to Draw from Your Retirement Fund Each Year?

With stagnant incomes and roller-coaster investment returns over the past decade, the Financial Planning Association of Washington, DC wonders if investors are asking themselves, “What became of all those rules-of-thumb affecting how they handle their nest egg once they walk away from their jobs. Chief among them is the “Four Percent Drawdown Rule” first revealed by CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional William Bengen in the October 1994 issue of the journal of Financial Planning.

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Become a Boomer Entrepreneur

written by Melodieann Whiteley I have spent a lot of time trying this product and that system only to wind up broke and disillusioned. “Make money while you sleep!” “Start your cash machine today.” Promises, promises. And I bought into every one of them.

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Inner Fitness for Working Boomers

We have worked hard all our lives, and now our retirements are threatened. Our investments are not what they should be, our job situations are shakier, our kids might be unemployed and need financial help. So what do we do? Work harder. Work longer. Worry more. Beat up on ourselves with shoulda’s coulda’s woulda’s.

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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