We’re told to optimize our health, retirement, finances and every minute of our lives. But what if, after 60, we stopped striving and simply learned to be?
Don’t let the “deadwood” myth force you into an uninspired retirement. Learn how to align your decades of expertise with your current energy levels to create a purposeful “new canvas” in your 60s, from blogging to consulting.
Living through uncertain times, many of us wonder: are we ignoring risks or overreacting? A reflective look at how to cope and prepare.
As AI threatens mass job loss, retirees reveal what happens when work disappears โ and how humans consider purpose beyond a paycheque.
What happens when reading declines? A reflection on literacy, culture, boys and men, and the quiet societal losses when books disappear.
A reflective, candid article for solos over 50 in Canada about why human connection feels harder than ever โ from busyness and mental fog to AI distrust, scams, media bias, and the growing coldness between people. A warm call to rebuild community through simple daily connection.
There is a real scarcity of accurate data collected on the lifestyles and demographics of the 30% of Canadians who are solo. More needs to be done to serve and make equitable the solo people who contribute equally to our society’s growth and development.