Our Musings

We rarely consider that we're making history throughout our lives. Meet Pauletta Blueitt, a trailblazer who had a key role after 9/11.

The lives women enjoy today are built on earlier generations’ accomplishments. Example: Rhonda Collins and her mother, a Rosie the Riveter.

Historically, women’s viewpoints and achievements have been ignored, but that’s changing. Case in point: “The Women” and “Cleopatra: A Life.

Women have made majors contributions—from champagne to health breakthroughs to technological innovations-- to the world throughout history.

Recent TV shows have started featuring female characters who break culture’s traditional image depicting older women as frail and dowdy.

Don’t believe that there isn’t a job market for older women! You can find a new job through positioning yourself with these tips.

When the gears in women’s lives start to grind or fall apart, turning to a coach may help put those pieces back together in a meaningful way

Are you the sovereign of your life? The answer is probably “yes” and “no,” which makes this the perfect time to explore this regal concept.

Retirement can be a surprise—but this new chapter doesn’t have to be if you prepare yourself physically, mentally, and financially.

A recent study shows a demographic shift in which older women increasingly remain in the U.S. workforce past the traditional retirement age

Midlife can involve reinvention. Take Xenia Kelsey, who transformed herself from an introvert into a leader and social butterfly.

Rhonda Collins has enjoyed a full life—and now in retirement, she’s on her next chapter focused on more self-care and new adventures.

Raquel Ocando’s journey from architect to artist shows how mentors and friendships can have a profound effect on our creative success.

Many older women are searching for new jobs, but their resume communicates that they’re too old for the position. Learn tips that will help

If you want a picture of true life-long learning, you needn’t look any further than Iris Apfel.

Many women are surprised to be looking for a new job at midlife. One key—and often-overlooked—way to get noticed is a strong cover letter.

I Start Wondering’s new feature highlights amazing women who are thriving at midlife and beyond. Let us introduce you to Jacki Paone.

Art Museum TX is redefining what visiting and showing one’s work in a museum are all about, thanks to Ana Villaronga’s driving force.

Many long for retirement, but we often don’t take into account the life transition that we face.

Optimism and faith serve us well during our lives. Example: Bari Jenks, whose artistry and storytelling are thriving.