Lynette and Ashley

I trumpeted this to anyone who would listen (and many who wouldn’t. ) I informed friends, clients, co-teachers and family that 2019 was the year that I would be unavailable for most anything save the minor tasks of eating and sleeping

Did you have a dream or fantasy of how it might be when you retired? Or left your job to start your own business? Theresa Souers, our ownTheresa-Venus, offers this creative and thought-provoking look at achieving life balance when we may not be able to change our job or retire. Enjoy! Life Balance: It Might Just Be A State of Mind Balance: The condition in which different elements are equal or in the correct proportions

Back in the day, when I was going through the worst of The Big M, there was very little info from ‘real’ women to be found. And no one can tell it like our sisters! Happily, that has changed

Today’s post addresses the potential of working from home and why we needn’t believe we can’t start at our time of life. The rise in remote work has been accompanied by a rise in the number of tools available to those working remotely, and these can do a pretty good job of reducing the gap we sometimes think exists between an office and its remote workers. But, as we know, each chapter of our life presents a unique set of challenges, which is why it’s unfair to attach remote working to age. In the end, there are infinite challenges we face, and while remote work can’t solve all of them, there’s a chance it can help, which is why age should have nothing to do with working from home.