Category Archive: Blog

May 14 2013

Angela Mason

Angela has devoted her life to being a voice for suffering children and travels the world on humanitarian missions. She has walked over land mines, been shot at, held babies orphaned by AIDS, met child soldiers and walked into prisons, brothels and sweat shops where children are abused and exploited. She is an award-winning speaker. …

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May 14 2013

Do You Fear Facebook? (Or Twitter or LinkedIn Or…?)

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Many people at midlife and beyond think social media is unnecessary or too complicated for them to add to their daily lives. Not only is it simple to use, it’s more than necessary, as electronic information becomes more and more a part of life. It’s also the great equalizer – and provides limitless opportunities for …

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May 11 2013

Bobbi Palmer

I was 47 when I found the love of my life and married for the first time. When I met him I had a great house, thriving career, spectacular friends, nice things…and a fierce pride for my independence and accomplishments. (He really dug that!) I had a lovely life. But meeting Larry and developing our …

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May 11 2013

Luanne Mullin – Friendships With Intention

Luanne Mullin is the Co-Chairman and National Liaison for The Transition Network (TTN) in the San Francisco Bay Area where she has presented workshops, “What’s Next,” “Exploring Transitions,” and “Finding Our Passions Over 50.”  TTN is a national organization for women over fifty, a leader in the positive aging movement that is defining new opportunities …

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May 10 2013

Janet M. Neal – Finding Your Balance

It’s not often in life enough in life that you become aware of your gifts and get to utilize them in the work you do in order to assist others.  Janet Neal is one of those persons who gratefully fits that bill.  Gifted with the ability to teach, the ability to listen, the ability to …

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May 05 2013

Ivy Slater

Ivy Slater is dedicated to helping Women Entrepreneurs and Solo-Practitioners to achieve thriving business success on their terms – to gracefully achieve their goals, to earn a lucrative income, to love what they do, to stay in robust health physically, mentally, and emotionally, and to enjoy ample time for all their most heartfelt priorities. Before …

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May 04 2013

Cindy Joseph


Cindy Joseph‘s career as a make up artist started in the late 70s. Working with super models and celebrities, her natural make up style influenced the face of beauty for 25 years.  As her career was flourishing, Cindy studied human behavior, psychology and philosophy along with health and fitness. She was inspired to do so …

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May 04 2013

Beth Tiger

Beth Tiger, Author, "Rising From the Ashes of Divorce"

Beth Tiger is a Self Love and Life Transition Coach. As a modern day mystic, author and inspirational speaker, her approach is no nonsense, fun, a bit edgy at times yet always filled with great empathy and compassion for those she works alongside of. Beth’s work is centered around individuals loving themselves and deliberately creating a …

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May 04 2013

Alice Barden

Alice Barden is a multiple award winning, Yale trained actress who has worked in every medium of acting except porn. Recently she was on Blue Bloods, The Onion News Network, the web series Bestsellers, Comedy Central, Law and Order SVU, among many other roles and appearances. She is most proud of the play “Alice and …

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Apr 21 2013

Barbara Hannah Grufferman – Fit & Healthy-After-50 Expert

Author and nationally recognized champion of positive aging, Barbara Hannah Grufferman, leads our “Walk and Talk” workshop each morning from 6:30 – 7:15 – at both our West Coast and East Coast retreats. Every day a different topic will be introduced to educate, inspire and motivate all of us to own our bodies, enrich our …

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