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Living Your Best Encore: Susan Noles
Are you living your best encore? We are delighted to introduce you to some people who are. Meet Susan Noles. Susan shares how she lives her later life filled with possibilities, connections and inspiring others.
Life
The Experience Dividend: How Investing in Experiences Pays Back in Living a Life Without Regrets
We spend much of life saving for the future - our retirement, our security, our someday. Yet the richest dividends often come from our experiences. When we invest in these, the return isn’t measured in dollars but in a life filled with meaning and free of regrets.
Financial
Leaving Behind More Than Just Money: Balancing Equity, Love, and Legacy in Estate Planning
Estate planning is about more than distributing assets. It’s about passing on our values, memories, and the legacy of how we loved our family. Money can be part of that, but it should never be the whole story.
Inspiration
Living Your Best Encore: Samantha Reynolds
Are you living your best encore? We are delighted to introduce you to some people who are. Meet Samantha Reynolds. As an author, actor and director Samantha shares how she now creates, embraces and celebrates her multi dimensional life.
Are you interested in living a long, healthy and purposeful life?
Then you are definitely in the right place!
Booming Encore is designed to support and help people create and live their best later life. To do this, we provide valuable, thoughtful information that matters to you.
Life
Opinion
The Corporate Hangover: Learning to Slow Down Without the Guilt
After leaving corporate life, I made the concious decision to transition into work that allowed me to set my own priorities and timeline. But something unexpected happened. I discovered I'd become the person driving the pace and I was driving myself just as hard as any corporation ever had.
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Things to Consider to Successfully Age in Place
The vast majority of Canadians would like to age in their own homes. But to successfully do this, there are some physical aspects of our homes that we should consider to ensure that we will be able to successfully age in place.
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Things to Consider to Successfully Age in Place
The vast majority of Canadians would like to age in their own homes. But to successfully do this, there are some physical aspects of our homes that we should consider to ensure that we will be able to successfully age in place.
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Things to Consider to Successfully Age in Place
The vast majority of Canadians would like to age in their own homes. But to successfully do this, there are some physical aspects of our homes that we should consider to ensure that we will be able to successfully age in place.
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Health
Health and Technology
My 30 Day AI Wellness Experiment: The Final Review of My Experience
As someone who's watched with great curiosity AI evolve from a sci-fi concept to something we interact with daily, I wanted to share what actually happened during my 30 Day AI Wellness Experiment - the good, the surprising, and yes, the concerning.
Health
Ask a Retirement Coach: I Know I Should Exercise But Am Finding It Hard to Do
Often one of the first things people plan to do in retirement is exercise. But sometimes it doesn't work out that way. Retirement Coach Toni shares her advice on how to get going.
Life
Retirement Riches: The Power of Staying Connected
The transition to retirement is a significant life change. But knowing how to stay engaged and connected can make this truly an amazing time of life.
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Training for Ironman at 70: Here's What I Learned About Strength and Healthy Aging
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Health and Technology
What I Learned in 30 Days with an AI Wellness Coach
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Training for Ironman at 70: Here's What I Learned About Strength and Healthy Aging
When Mike Drak decided to train for an Ironman at age 70, it was one of the hardest things he had ever done. But it was also one of the greatest things he had ever done because it was life changing.
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Training for Ironman at 70: Here's What I Learned About Strength and Healthy Aging
When Mike Drak decided to train for an Ironman at age 70, it was one of the hardest things he had ever done. But it was also one of the greatest things he had ever done because it was life changing.
Sponsored
Sponsored By HomeEquity Bank
Training for Ironman at 70: Here's What I Learned About Strength and Healthy Aging
When Mike Drak decided to train for an Ironman at age 70, it was one of the hardest things he had ever done. But it was also one of the greatest things he had ever done because it was life changing.
Sponsored
Opinions
Opinions
The Golden Bachelor: Fun Escape or Flawed Format? Two Different Perspectives
Does the Golden Bachelor truly celebrate later-life romance, or just repackage problematic reality TV with older faces? Two friends discovered they have very different takes: here are their different perspectives.
Opinions
The Golden Bachelor: Fun Escape or Flawed Format? Two Different Perspectives
Does the Golden Bachelor truly celebrate later-life romance, or just repackage problematic reality TV with older faces? Two friends discovered they have very different takes: here are their different perspectives.
Opinions
The Golden Bachelor: Fun Escape or Flawed Format? Two Different Perspectives
Does the Golden Bachelor truly celebrate later-life romance, or just repackage problematic reality TV with older faces? Two friends discovered they have very different takes: here are their different perspectives.
Opinion
Is AI Stealing Our Voice and Thinking?
I used to love discovering someone who expressed things in a way I never would have thought of myself. But lately, everything I read feels eerily familiar. It’s as if we’re all being coached by the same invisible ghostwriter.
Opinion
Is AI Stealing Our Voice and Thinking?
I used to love discovering someone who expressed things in a way I never would have thought of myself. But lately, everything I read feels eerily familiar. It’s as if we’re all being coached by the same invisible ghostwriter.
Opinion
Is AI Stealing Our Voice and Thinking?
I used to love discovering someone who expressed things in a way I never would have thought of myself. But lately, everything I read feels eerily familiar. It’s as if we’re all being coached by the same invisible ghostwriter.
