When life gives us lemons, we just have to make ourselves some sweet lemonade. Here you’ll find our musings, pearls of wisdom, and personal stories to guide you through life’s passages. Explore how to embrace your beauty with style, discover new adventures, navigate the nuances of relationships, pull back the curtain to deal with life changes, and resonate with the reflections of other women.
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My ultimate concierge casually mentioned, “I am glad to be home.” He didn’t have the slightest idea of the impact the phrase had on me. In actuality, darlings, he was telling me in a broad sense, he felt a warm connection, an attachment, to many people, places and things. I saw in a flash the […]
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By Eileen Fisher I was asked to write about what the key is to surviving dating after 50. I really like this question. I am a woman of 50, I worked very hard to get here, and I am damn proud of it. I don’t think until you hit this age you have the […]
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As I write this, I am on the plane heading East to the Windy City with my little family in tow. America is asleep at my feet while my ultimate concierge is next to me, carrying on a conversation with the person next to him… of course! I am listening to upbeat music with perfect […]
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Today, the New York Times published a story about HoneyGood.com, MOXIE! and the power found in connection. Little did I know, when I started HoneyGood.com several years ago, that my musings and our community would end up in the New York Times. After all, I wasn’t searching for attention when I began HoneyGood.com; I was […]
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I was asked to describe myself in a minute or less. In business, this is called an elevator pitch. An elevator pitch is no longer than it takes an elevator to go from the first floor of a building to the top level. In other words, short. How does one describe their essence in a […]
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.
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