by Pat Malandra | Feb 17, 2025 | Dynamic Aging, Magazine
I guess it’s never too late, for any of it. After pulling up roots and criss-crossing the country, after health issues, loss, and heartbreak, my life is full to brimming again. I’m centered again. And though I didn’t really envision myself doing this again, here I am...
by Caron Grossman | Feb 3, 2025 | Dynamic Aging, Magazine
Have you ever dreamed so big, so clear, so exciting, only to sabotage yourself the moment you started? Enter the usual suspects: resistance, procrastination, and self-doubt claiming their seat at the table, smirking as if daring you to make them leave. I know this...
by Catherine T. Horn | Jan 20, 2025 | Dynamic Aging, Magazine
It took 32 years for me to make my dream of publishing a children’s picture book a reality. I had dreamed of publishing a children’s book since our children were toddlers, reading bath books and board books. I was always especially enamored with picture books,...
by Patricia Linderman | Jan 6, 2025 | Dynamic Aging, Magazine
I believe that dynamic aging means challenging myself and my assumptions, changing and growing. The alternative is passively accepting a story of decline and disempowerment. I moved from passively accepting my decline to changing and growing at the age of 53. In late...
by Suzanne Michalik | Dec 16, 2024 | Dynamic Aging, Magazine
As I approached my 75th birthday one year ago, I started feeling ill at ease in the home I had loved for over 16 years. When I purchased it at 59, I’d wanted a large garden, a driveway and attached garage, plus a guest bedroom and second bath. But now, in some vague...
by Rand R. Timmerman | Dec 2, 2024 | Dynamic Aging, Magazine
“I’m going to walk the Appalachian Trail!” my 70-year-old younger brother Ron announced in January 2018 while I was hiking with him on a trail outside of St. George Utah, where he had lived the last four decades “Since Edie died a few months ago I have...
