A Continuation of Episode 61... A pre-Mother's Day chat about the conflict between mothers and their adult daughters.  One adult daughter, one mother, how tough could it be to get along? Haha! Karen Anderson, author of The Peaceful Daughter's Guide to Separating From a Difficult Mother dishes with Mary about the age old tension, manipulation, shame and guilt that bounces between women.

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In this solo episode, Mary Rogers discusses three self inflicted sabotage and how to kick the habit.

Three Sure Fire Ways To Sabotage Your Midlife

#1 Ignore the Whispers

#2 Go for the Old

#3 Get Bitter and Blame

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Justin Micheal, President of Eulogy.com joins Mary to share tips on writing and delivering an outstanding eulogy. His staff of compassionate and professional speech writers offer an extra pair of skilled hands in writing your stories and creating a complete eulogy. Who knew there was such a service?!

This episode includes tips on the writing process, delivery and how to approach the entire task. Justin also shares how his writers can assist.

If you choose to write the eulogy yourself, consider the following tips. Eulogy.com offers a wealth of information on their website which is invaluable!

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This episode has a single message. You only get ONE chance to speak at a loved one's funeral service. Deb Callison, 56, shares her story of regretting that she did not deliver the eulogy at her mother's funeral. She had naturally assumed that she would, and was actually looking forward to honoring her mother in this way. But an awkward moment (or 3) created by the pastor, and her mother's voice to not hurt the pastor's feelings, changed how things unfolded.

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This midlife pivot episode has two elements. One of transitioning from an employee to an entrepreneur and also a lesson on how to connect with seniors, especially those suffering from dementia or Alzheimer's Disease.

Mary Sue Wilkinson started her own business in her mid 50s.is the founder of Singing Heart to HeartTM  and the Young at Heart Music Program. She is a career educator and a professional musician. And she loves to sing! Her flagship program, Young at Heart Music, is devoted to bringing the joy of music and singing to seniors with decades of life experiences and memories tied to music. Mary Sue recently published "Songs You Know By Heart: A Simple Guide for Using Music in Dementia Care." Leading dementia care specialist Teepa Snow contributed to and endorses the book, which includes Mary Sue's recording of 18 familiar sing along songs.

Mary Sue is available as a trainer and as a keynote speaker sharing her expertise about the power of music to connect, to awaken memories and bring joy. In addition to her book, her CD “Songs You Know By Heart” and her E-Book “Finding Memories through Music: A Family Interview” as well as other resources are available on her website: www.SingingHeartToHeart.com.

Mary Sue currently lives in Traverse City, Michigan. She is 62 years old and has one son and a daughter-in-love. In addition to singing with seniors, Mary Sue still occasionally finds time to sing with young children and her Americana duo Drive South.

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Realtor Lisa Rossi advises listeners on what home improvements will return on the investment and what to leave as is.

At 50+, your home is likely to be one of your largest investments and it is essential to maximize your profit while selling at the highest price possible less the cost of pre-sale updates.

Lisa Rossi is a dual licensed full time Realtor, specializing in residential sales and International 2nd home sales. She is a Member of the Global Real Estate Council of Orlando, Realtors association of Citrus County and Traverse Area Association of Realtors.

Her areas of expertise are Leelanau, Grand Traverse & Benzie counties in Michigan. In Central Florida the areas, of Orlando, Marion & Citrus Counties. Rossi is a Certified International Property Specialist who understands the issues that are an integral part of working with global buyers and sellers. She resides in Leelanau County, Michigan and owns homes in both Florida and England, UK. Member of the Global Real Estate Council of Orlando, Realtors association of Citrus County and Traverse Area Association of Realtors.

Part 2 of Mary's conversation with Peggy McKee, CEO of Career Confidential on getting past the biases of agism when searching for a job.

Is your age making your job search difficult? If you are over 50, it may feel impossible. Meet Peggy McKee, CEO at Career Confidential. Mary Rogers and Peggy discuss the top 3 age-based negative stereotypes that you must overcome as an older job candidate.

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Is your age making your job search difficult? If you are over 50, it may feel impossible. Meet Peggy McKee, CEO at Career Confidential. Mary Rogers and Peggy discuss the top 3 age-based negative stereotypes that you must overcome as an older job candidate.

To get the free Guide To Getting a Job Over 50 click HERE.

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