Living Well Despite Adversity Depends On These 3 Skills

A Sixty and Me essay draws on interviews with people facing hardship to identify potential, choice and purpose as skills for coping and renewal.

Life Isn’t Always Played In The Key Of C

Sixty and Me’s essay uses music to reflect on differences, compromise and knowing when to find a better fit rather than trying to change others.

10 Things I Stopped Apologizing For After Retirement

A Sixty and Me writer describes 10 habits she dropped after retiring at 58, from answering every call to apologizing for starting something new.

Your Experiences Have Value – Wisdom Series Part 2

Part 2 of Sixty and Me’s Wisdom Series encourages older women to recognize what experience has taught them and offers three reflection exercises.

What Medical Students Learn From Talking To Care Home Residents

A University of Lancashire care-home placement lets first-year medical students practice listening, but its impact on empathy remains unmeasured.

When “Mom, You Just Do It Better” Becomes A Way Of Life

A Sixty and Me report describes how repeated requests and claims of helplessness can leave older women carrying family tasks and emotional labor.

The Strange Grief Of Outgrowing Your Own Life

A Sixty and Me essay describes the sadness of outgrowing roles, relationships and routines, while leaving open what may come next.

LETAOTAO Men’s Elastic Waist Pants for Holiday Evenings

A comfortable, easier-to-manage option for holiday dinners, with magnetic closures, an elastic waist, and no-iron care.

Are Med Students Cheating If They Use AI?

Experts say AI use is not inherently cheating, but medical schools must preserve students’ ability to reason and make decisions without it.

VTech SN5147: A Reassuring Holiday Gift for Easier Calls

See how the VTech SN5147 can make holiday calls easier with amplified sound, visible controls, photo speed dial, and a corded base.