Giving the Gift of You this Holiday Season
Time is money. How many of you have heard this? It’s a quote from Ben Franklin. To some extent, in a business context, there is truth to it. But there
Staying Healthy
by Anne Goldberg, the Savvy Senior Everywhere you turn, conversations are focused on the Corona virus. Fueled by ignorance and fear, people are stockpiling water and toilet paper, and buying
The Art of Living Longer: Surviving a Hospital Stay
The surgery was unavoidable. Two disks in my lumbar spine were compressing the nerve that controls the quadricept muscle in my right leg and I could no longer lift my
The Art of Living Longer: What is Old?
by Anne Goldberg, The Savvy Senior It astounds me as to how many of my peers feel old. I don’t relate to that at all. In fact, I recently celebrated
Awareness vs Mindfulness – What’s It All About?
Does this sound familiar? You get out of your car with your keys in your hand, pick up the mail, open the front door and then put everything down because
The Art of Living Longer: Embracing Change
by Anne Goldberg, The Savvy Senior Most of us fear change. It seems to be a very normal reaction to life. The irony is that change, like death and taxes,
The Art of Living Longer: Sugar, Diabetes & Dementia
Irrespective of the changing laws surrounding medical marijuana, there is still a preponderance of people who don’t now, and never will, use these drugs. The idea of using drugs is
The Art of Living Longer – Latest Trends for Seniors by Anne Goldberg, The Savvy Senior
August 26, 2016 The latest health newsletter from Harvard highlights three “trends worth tapping into.” They go on to say these three trends “fall into the ‘beneficial’ category” and are:
The Art of Living Longer: Why Hold Back? by Anne Goldberg, The Savvy Senior
It’s hard to avoid the news these days. With the turmoil of the world, the arbitrariness of suffering is scary. In point of fact, we are more likely to get
What is The Art of Living Longer? by Anne Goldberg, The Savvy Senior
Life is diverse. Each millisecond is filled with sound, texture, color, movement and emotions – trauma, love, joy and sorrow – and all of these things come at us, sometimes
The Art of Living Longer: Humor, Laughter & Living Longer by Anne Goldberg, The Savvy Senior
“A merry heart does good like a medicine, but a broken spirit dries the bones.” (Proverbs 17:22) A Maryland School of Medicine study in 2005 showed that laughter is linked
The Art of Living Longer: You Have the Power by Anne Goldberg, the Savvy Senior
Have you heard about the latest research in longevity? Maybe you know about epigenetics? Or about the Blue Zones? Epigenetics is the science of our DNA that has proven lifestyle
The Art of Living Longer: Chaos to Calm… Decluttering Your Mind by Anne Goldberg, The Savvy Senior
It’s beautiful here in Florida this time of year. It beckons us to go outside and spend time enjoying the balmy weather. I always feel better after a walk through
The Art of Living Longer: Young Enough to Have a Future by Anne Goldberg, The Savvy Senior
Not too long ago, I was on my way to a client. It was just after Noon and I was at a red light when I heard the crash. That
The Art of Living Longer: The Upside of Downsizing by Anne Goldberg, The Savvy Senior
Does the thought of moving send shivers down your spine? You’re not alone. Moving is a major life event, causing anxiety for most people, especially when you consider that you
Thoughts for the new year…
2015 has been a good year. In the past twelve months I have redefined what I want to offer through Savvy Senior Services and it has become clear that my
The Season of Gratitude
With Thanksgiving upon us, I am reminded that so many holiday dinners are fraught with family tension that the day becomes more squabble than gobble. That can be very stressful.
Twists and Turns
Life has so many twists and turns, sometimes I worry about whiplash! Recently I lost a regular client. I didn’t enjoy the work and wanted to leave but held on for the stability
How Can I Be of Service to You?
Savvy Senior Update It’s been a long time since I’ve posted. I’ll try to be better at this. I can honestly say that, at 62 (I’ll be 63 on April
Savvy Senior Services’ first blog
It’s late and I’m at my computer trying to get this website to look like what I want. It’s frustrating and challenging, yet I know that I will learn it.