Aging ... better
Jack RosenberryThis blog/newsletter covers topics of interest to adults who want to preserve their vitality as they age. Author Jack Rosenberry, a retired journalist and journalism educator, fits that demographic
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 86 | Founded | 10 months ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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Writing as creative fulfillment
As previously noted, personal posts on Aging … better are fairly rare, because it is meant as primarily a news and information source. But occasionally, a personal entry with a connection to a recent post seems appropriate. The following is...
A little structure is a good thing in retirement
Giving credit where it’s due, this post was inspired by posts from two other Substackers, We Get Better with Age and The Reinvention Journal, by Stephen D. Carver. For two good takes that complement the ideas in this post, please follow the...
Getting artsy has benefits for healthy aging
Singing. Dancing. Playing an instrument. Taking photos or videos. Drawing. Painting. Writing a journal or poetry. Joining the community theater.
These and other artistic activities are popular with a lot of older adults. People who engage...
Getting a good night’s rest takes some work
The following is informational. Anyone with sleep problems severe enough to affect their quality of life should discuss the situation with a medical professional.
Few things feel better than waking up fully rested after a good night...
Do outdoor workouts have the edge over indoor ones?
Indoor vs. outdoor exercise is often, but not always, a matter of preference based on the workout. Serious strength trainers, for example, need access to the gear in a well-equipped gym. Runners like to be outside.
Preferences can sometime...
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