Encouraging and equipping women over 60 to live their best life!
Nearly forty years ago, Pamela Duran was pregnant and working three jobs—including picking up trash! Today, she’s carrying something different: a vision shaped by the experiences, challenges, and lessons of those intervening years. Discover why the years behind us may be preparing us for something meaningful still ahead.
When children grow up, holiday traditions get complicated. A little flexibility, thoughtful communication, and grace can make family celebrations joyful again.
What happens when something you’ve always believed turns out to be worth reconsidering? Monette Sedberry shares a personal experience that challenged her certainty—and a lesson about humility, growth, and remaining open to life’s possibilities.
Life seasons change just as surely as the seasons in nature. Candy Arrington reflects on looking back, trusting God’s faithfulness, and moving forward with courage into whatever season comes next.
After a lifetime of living, our homes hold far more than “stuff.” This gentle approach to decluttering helps women over 70 make room for what matters most—without rushing, guilt, or letting go of the memories they still treasure.
Four years after a middle-of-the-night dream became the Best-Life Project, I’m looking back at how we’ve grown—and ahead to the stories, possibilities and firsts still waiting for us.
Have you ever wondered if you’re too old to learn something new? The good news is that our brains can continue adapting and learning throughout our lives. Dr. Michelle Bengtson shares why staying curious and trying new things can support our brains, deepen our connections, and remind us that we are still growing.
When worsening allergies forced Gale O’Brien to make a heartbreaking decision about her beloved dog, Annie, she confronted a larger truth: sometimes caring for ourselves means making choices we never imagined we’d have to make.
When life shakes everything we thought was secure, we discover what we’re really built on. Pamela Duran shares how losing nearly everything became the beginning of rebuilding her identity, purpose and faith—and why being shaken is not the same as being destroyed.
A comfortable marriage can be a wonderful thing—but too much predictability can quietly drain some of the fun, romance and connection from it. Monette Sedberry shares how breaking just one routine, trying something new and staying curious about each other can bring fresh energy to a long marriage.
