Washington at Dorchester Heights 1806 Gilbert Stuart Museum of Fine Arts Boston Already an accomplished and respected soldier, George Washington began what would become the most significant and life-changing chapter of his life, as General and Commander-in-Chief in the American Revolutionary War, and then first President of the United States of America, at the age…Read more

According to a new report, work and the workforce as we know it are changing. Shift: The Commission on Work, Workers, and Technology revealed in their recent report that nearly one-fourth of the workforce will be 55 or older by 2024. That’s more than twice the total for that age group in 1994. Moreover, the…Read more

We’re living and working longer; we’re more active and engaged later in life; we’re pretirees, and we’re on track to be superagers—older people “whose memory and attention isn’t merely above average for their age, but is actually on par with healthy, active 25-year-olds.” Knowing that studies of superagers demonstrate that their brains are spry because…Read more

You hear it quite often in this industry – insurance chose me, I did not choose insurance. Yes, I too was one of those. My first career choice, what seems like a thousand years ago, was to be a bilingual international secretary traveling the world.  So, I began my education in the mid-70s learning typing,…Read more