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How to Own Happiness

My ultimate concierge and I just arrived back in Rancho Mirage after spending a week in Dubai; it was our second trip in eight years. My husband’s days fill up with meetings, as a past President of The International Real Estate Federation, otherwise known as FIABCI. The main headquarters is housed in Paris, France. My […]

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The Buzz: Dealing with Loss

  “What we have once enjoyed deeply we can never lose. All that we love deeply becomes a part of us.”  ~Helen Keller This week I have spent a lot of time thinking about loss. While losing something dear to us is something we all must deal with at some point in our lives, the […]

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A Three-Minute Read That Will Teach You To Listen To Your Inner Self

  Let’s face it, darlings, we don’t take the time to listen to the wisdom of our inner voice because it is natural for us to turn our attention outward. The plentiful feedback of others is natural. We often listen to others opinions and advice. During our youth and middle age, most of us aim to […]

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The Power of Surfing Your Edge

By Honey Good Contributor Carolee Belkin Walker  It’s been a few years since I’ve practiced hot-ish yoga, and I was worried about it when I took a class recently. My lower back was on the top of my worry list, my hamstrings, not too far behind. “Dig deeper,” the teacher said just when I was […]

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Why Women Over 50 are BLOOMERS, Not Boomers

  There are women over 50 who continuously flourish and bloom. What is their secret? What are the emotional ingredients that make their lives delicious? My Idea of a “Bloomer” Rather Than a “Boomer” She has her trials and tribulations, fears, disappointments, anger, sadness and human frailties, but she also has characteristics that make her […]

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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. 

as a woman, do you feel invisible?