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It’s a Lifestyle, Not a Vacation

It’s a Lifestyle, Not a Vacation

Ever wonder how it was for us at the beginning of living life without a paycheck? In 1991, we understood that we were retiring with the idea that we would not be returning to work. If we had to, we would, but it was not part of the plan. We were not taking a break from […]

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Writing a Book

My Experience Writing a Book

“When you wish upon a star, makes no difference who you are, anything your heart desires will come to you. Like a bolt out of the blue, fate steps in and sees you through. When you wish upon a star your dreams come true.” -Song from Pinocchio & Lyrics by Cliff Edwards I do wish […]

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Gratitude Journaling

The Buzz: Keeping a Gratitude Journal

“We acknowledge that other people – or even higher powers, if you’re of a spiritual mindset – gave us many gifts, big and small, to help us achieve the goodness in our lives.” ~Robert Emmons In the Honey Good community, we talk a lot about gratitude. But what is it really and how can it […]

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7 habits of confident women, honey good

How to Feel Visible & Vibrant After 50 in 5 Easy Steps

I’ve shared the story before about how, several years ago, I hosted a small group of women at my home – all over 50 – and was shocked to discover that many of them felt that, with age, they had become “invisible.” One of my girlfriends mentioned a friend of hers moved away from her […]

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How Authentic Are You?

Yesterday, someone said, “Everyone wears a mask because no one is 100% authentic because of the human need to wear a protective shield.” I thought about the comment and said, “You are right.” I am drawn to authentic women, women who are not afraid to show their vulnerability; their true self. They have no superficiality. […]

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Many women over 50 do. I have found, the key to feeling relevant, important, and VISIBLE lies within you. I hope my free eBook will help you rediscover your purpose, and see the value that I so clearly see in you. 

as a woman, do you feel invisible?