Why do we spend so much of our lives chasing dreams we rarely give ourselves permission to start or experience? And more importantly—why does everything about those dreams feel different once we’re over 50?

There are a ton of studies out there that support the importance of staying active—physically and socially—as we age.

If you love spending your free time outdoors, what is one activity you might want to consider?

Not to focus on the inevitable but…someday you’re gonna die. No matter how much you exercise or how much sugar you don’t eat. When that happens, will your life—how you lived and loved and what you prioritized—have an enduring impact on those you care most about?

What does leaving a legacy look like?

Do you have a bucket list? Mine has helped me prioritize and take action to realize a ton of my dreams. A personal bucket list can do the same for you.

Here’s my take on the Who, What, When, Where, and Why of Personal Bucket Lists to get you started.

What goes into creating Keukenhof Gardens? A lot.

These gardens are stunning, but open to the public for just a brief time each year. Get some planning tips for spring 2025 or later.

I added stained glass art and design to my bucket list a few years ago. What’s the cost to get started, what tools will you need, and how easy/difficult is it to learn? Here’s what I’ve discovered.

How can you become more physically active, and stick with it, after years spent sitting at a desk or being a bit of a slug the bulk of your time? Here are a few steps this author took that worked for her. Hint: be a tortoise.

Use a few simple renovation tips gathered during a recent ‘down to the studs’ master bath renovation.

Being back on campus and taking college courses is a rewarding experience. There’s so much to learn—and not just from the professors and curriculum!