By Kathleen M. Rehl, Ph.D., CFP®, CeFT® Emeritus www.KathleenRehl.com   Many say they’re worried about their finances. Uncertain economic reports, rising rental costs, sky-high inflation, surging cost of gasoline, high grocery bills, volatile stock market, job markets good for some and bad for others, crazy real estate values, rock bottom…

I was inspired to write about nostalgia while reading a review of Carl Bernstein’s latest book, in which he recalls his attraction to and love of the newspaper trade as it used to be. Nostalgia is a funny thing. It romanticizes and sanitizes what used to be but we also…

During a recent virtual yoga class using Zoom, I lost my network connection.    It happened just as we were beginning a hamstring stretch on the first side.    I quickly pivoted, grabbed my phone, and sent a text to one of the students asking her to continue with “strap…

Writer Dave Donelson left his successful business career in 1999 to become a full-time freelance writer. In 2020 he both completed a memoir of his life growing up (entitled Fathers: A Memoir) and began a daily journal where he posts his thoughts, observations, and insights each day. Titled “The Journal of…

agebuzz Guest Blogger Mary Fridley is excited to announce a new campaign for the Reimagining Dementia Coalition! As a reminder of Mary’s work with this important Coalition, click here.   A New Worldwide Musical Campaign For Reimagining Dementia   Recognizing the power of the arts for social change, Reimagining Dementia: A…

By Louise Applebome   May this year introduce you to new levels of physical and meditative yoga.    May you find the silence…the retreat from the din and the spin and the noise that cuts you off from the sanctuary and light within.   The physical practice of yoga is…