Category: Lifestyle
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What Our Favorite Places Teach Us
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It’s a sunny day in October, and I’m walking my dog along Lake Annecy. The air feels soft, the sun is bright and the jagged mountains of the French Alps rise around me. Their peaks brushing the clouds that hang just below the summits. The scenery is spectacular. I am not…
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Mindful Living in Autumn: Learning to Savor Life’s Everyday Joys
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It’s one of those rainy Saturdays when the lights are already on by mid-afternoon, reminding me that the days are growing shorter and the evenings are slowly getting cooler. The shift is undeniable. Autumn has arrived. Summer hasn’t completely let go, gifting us a few lingering warm days. But even…
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Expat Life In France – Weekly Markets
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I have been in France for a grand total of four weeks now. One of my favorite Saturday rituals has become the Saturday morning market. Luckily for me, it’s right around the corner from where I live. By mid-morning, the streets are alive with a colorful sea of umbrellas stretching…
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5 Things To Know Before Moving Abroad
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If you have ever toyed with the idea of moving abroad you’ve probably imagined the cobbled stone streets, the old world architecture, sunsets looking over terraced mountains dotted with quaint homes. I know I did. But once the dreams settled in reality quickly showed up with a to do list…
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Things No One Tells You About Moving Abroad
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If you’ve ever thought about living abroad, here’s what I wish I’d known and the things no one tells you about moving abroad. Have you ever thought about moving to another country, then immediately talk yourself out of it because it seemed impossible? I get it. I almost did the…
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The Journey of a Divorce with Grace
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Leaving a marriage without bitterness takes courage. On the other side lies healing, freedom, a new beginning and a chance to live your life unapologetically. This is the journey of a divorce with grace Society gives us rituals and markers to recognize life’s milestones. We celebrate birthdays, weddings, anniversaries and even…
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Aging Redefined: Changing the Language from Flaws to Features
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Now that I have been in the “senior citizen’s” club for a bit, I’ve started noticing something about the labels we slap on the aging process. They are seriously outdated! It’s like they were written in the 1950s and never got the memo that times have changed. The senior lifestyle…
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Bridging the Generation Gap: The Millennials, Gen Z, and Alphas
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Welcome back to part two of bridging the generation gap. Millennials – Bridging the Generation Gap Millennial’s or otherwise known as Generation Y (1981- 1996). They are the first generation to truly live online, texting is a common form of communication, ordering food with a tap on the phone, dating…
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Bridging the Generation Gap: The Shared Values of Boomers, Gen X, and Beyond
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We hear all about the divide of generations. Boomers don’t understand TikTok, Gen Z can’t comprehend a world without wi-fi. The Millennials are so often blamed for the downfall of everything ranging from 9 – 5 office culture, ditching paper napkins and department stores. But under all of the noise,…
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The New You Part 2: 10 Steps to Reinvent Yourself and Thrive in Retirement
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Here is the second installment for the new you part 2: 10 steps to reinvent yourself and thrive in retirement. 6. Cultivate Gratitude – The New You Part 2 When life feels uncertain, focusing on what’s already good can bring a sense of peace. Start small, notice the way the…