Why Reinvention Feels So Lonely (And Why That’s Normal) | Sixty and Me

We love the idea of reinvention. It sounds bold.Empowering.Almost glamorous. New chapter.New purpose.New clarity. But no one tells you how quiet reinvention really is. Especially after 60. How Reinvention Starts Reinvention doesn’t usually begin with applause.It begins with discomfort. It begins when you notice something no longer fits – your routine, your relationships, your role, … Read more

The Art and Science of Planning Personal Development | Sixty and Me

Embarking on the journey of personal development is a transformative endeavour. You might just find it holds the key to unlocking your true potential. However, the path to personal growth is not serendipitous. It has to be thoughtfully planned and then followed in a diligent but flexible way. Understanding Personal Development Personal development, also known … Read more

Why Outgrowing Your Old Life Is a Sign of Health, Not Ingratitude | Sixty and Me

You did everything right – and still feel like something is missing. Does that thought make you ache a little bit? That quiet ache doesn’t mean something went wrong. It often means something finished. For many women over 60, life finally slows down enough for clarity to arrive. The children need you differently. The daily … Read more

Rebranding in My 60s: My Most Important Client Ever | Sixty and Me

For more than a decade, I’ve worked in nonprofit branding – the business of shaping how a product, person, or service is perceived by an audience. It’s a process that’s both strategic and deeply intentional, rooted in understanding what people want, how they feel, and what sparks connection. I’ve spent years mastering analytics and, equally … Read more