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Past Issues

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The Feeling of Being Exactly Where You’re Supposed to Be, Why Earlier Breakfasts May Support Healthy Aging, and High-Net-Worth Estate Planning

How certain moments create a sense of ease and alignment, why breakfast timing may play a role in healthy aging, and the key estate-planning strategies often used by high-net-worth families.

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The Role of Humor in Everyday Interactions, The Truth About Anti-Aging Claims, and Making Retirement Savings Last

How humor helps create easier and more enjoyable interactions, what the science really says about aging and anti-aging claims, and practical strategies for making retirement savings last longer.

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How to Join Something New Without Feeling Like an Outsider, Better Sleep for Older Adults, and Financial Changes as a Warning Sign of Dementia

How to ease into unfamiliar groups more comfortably, what supports better quality sleep as you age, and why unusual financial mistakes can sometimes signal cognitive decline.

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Small Home Adjustments That Prevent Daily Frustration, Social Connection and Healthy Eating, and Preventing Financial Elder Abuse

How simple changes at home can make daily routines easier, why staying socially connected supports healthier eating habits with age, and the warning signs and prevention strategies for financial elder abuse.

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The Experience of Being Early, Vitamin D and Slower Aging, and Life Expectancy Changes Affecting Retirement

How arriving early changes the tone of an experience, what researchers are discovering about vitamin D and cellular aging, and why shifting life expectancy trends are reshaping retirement planning.

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The Skill of Ending Conversations Gracefully, Signs of Protein Deficiency in Older Adults, and Benefits of Using a Trust Instead of a Will

How to end conversations in a way that feels natural and complete, what protein deficiency can look like in older adults, and why some families choose trusts instead of wills for estate planning.