Throw down the gauntlet and you’ll both win. We promise.
Mirrors, Middle-Age and Keeping a Positive Self-Image
My mirror complex: The frenemy in the bathroom
A Trip to San Miguel de Allende Is the Closest Thing to the Fountain of Youth
There’s no secret stash of sheep urine or spring water that reverses the clock. But in San Miguel de Allende, the concept of relativity works wonders and will make any middle-aged woman feel like a kid again. NextTribe has got the lowdown on this magical Mexican town.
The Dog Walking Artist: When a Passion Becomes a New Midlife Career
We call them The Pushers—women who are pushing themselves in new directions and toward new passions. We hope that through their inspiration in this regular feature, they’ll push you to take a leap of your own—or maybe just a small first step. Who knows where you’ll end up?
I Sat in a Sweat Lodge (and Lived to Tell the Tale)
Shamans, perspiration and pyramids—Oh, my! Here’s what happened when we tried a sweat lodge because someone said it would be good for us.
Airbnb Is Easy Cold, Hard Cash—Or Is It?
Before you rid the now-extra bedroom of the three-legged clay horse your kid sculpted in 3rd grade, read the harsh truths about being an Airbnb host
