The Thoughts We Rarely Admit
We are constantly told that AI is the ultimate shortcut for content creation. But what happens when you actually want your writing to sound like you? Here is a look at the addictive promise of AI, and the glaring “AI tells” to avoid.
When overthinking kicks in and your mood drops, you’ve probably tried scrolling, snacking, or analyzing your way out of it. Here’s my simple reminder to just turn up some music. I’ve added a current Spotify playlist, too.
You don’t need a degree to help someone through grief. You just need to have survived it yourself. Why your struggles are actually your best qualification for connecting with others.
Quality time means different things to us at different ages. This is what quality time looks like in my 50s and how it’s changed from my younger years. Solitude has …
Have you ever caught yourself working toward a job, a goal, or a relationship that feels off? I’ve spent years watching myself chasing the wrong things just because I thought I “should.” Here is what I’m learning about why we do this.
The Quiet Longing for Renewal They say you can’t teach an old dog new tricks, but what about a fresh coat? Nearing my late 50s, I’ve been mulling over something …
After years of chasing $800 smartphones that promised the world, I bought the cheapest phone I could find and haven’t looked back. This isn’t about minimalism or some grand philosophy. …
The Simple Things That Aren’t So Simple There are five things that keep this old dog functioning well, though I wouldn’t call myself an expert on any of them. I …
The Wisdom of Closing the Kitchen Early They say a healthy body keeps the mind sharp. At 57, I can’t complain—other than my looks changing (hair’s thinning, eyes could use …