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

Women may experience some unexpected new chapters as we enter midlife and beyond. How do we move through these difficult changes and thrive?

Many women are tested to see if they are brave enough to follow their curiosity. Where will it take us? And how can we follow this path?

I Start Wondering’s new feature highlights women who are thriving at midlife and beyond. Let's introduce you to Dorian Martin, ISW’s founder

A vacation often means focusing on external experiences. But seeking solitude through a retreat can often meaningful and long-lasting

What and how women eat seems to always bring up a list of “shoulds” even as our bodies age.

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.

We’re encouraged to buy, buy, buy-- but all this “stuff” can become overwhelming. What if we embrace minimalism instead as we age?

Emerging staleness can be challenging as we age. Using “The Artist’s Way” process, women can find and reengage our innate creativity.

Women often go through major transitions at midlife—and this becomes a time to revise our identity. Who are we now? Who do we want to become

Change can feel very tumultuous while in the middle of it. Yet these transitions can be embraced as a natural and necessary part of life.

Women often take energy levels for granted. But aging tinkers with these levels, making it critical to take steps to protect and replenish o

Many women feel they become invisible when they reach midlife. However, we can use this time to become more ourselves than ever before.

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.

Society idolizes the mind, but the heart is as important—if not more so—to our health and well-being than the brain. How can we tap into thi

We often have a fear of missing out. But slowing down, especially in chaotic times, can help us pay attention to what’s really important.

Milestones give us an opportunity to celebrate. Why not try a unique approach that focuses on creating adventure?

One of life’s blessings is becoming a grandparent. Yet this wonderful new chapter also calls for changes in how we approach life.

Travel can be a true pleasure—unless you face conflict with your travel companion.