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Eight Reasons Why Retirees Say They’ve Gone Back to Work 

Are retirees really “unretiring” and going back to work? Here at the Blog, we’ve read plenty of articles that suggest the answer is yes. Some have even referred to “the Great Unretirement,” asserting that many of those forced into retiring earlier than planned during the COVID pandemic have since dusted off their resumes and gone … Read more

Skip-Generation Partnerships: Combining Enthusiasm with Experience  

Multigenerational, family-owned businesses are the stuff of American legend. Grandfather starts a small business that eventually thrives. His son or daughter steps up to work alongside the founder. Eventually the third generation – the grandkids – become involved. The American business landscape is filled with examples.  But let’s face it – it doesn’t always work. … Read more

Still Learning, Still Grateful: Discovering Unexpected Truths About Aging 

Editor’s Note: Then following article was posted on the Blog last month. We’re re-posting it this week in honor of Rajiv’s special guests – a couple who for five decades has demonstrated the staying power of love and commitment. This is definitely worth another read!  ——————————-  Last month here on the Blog, we shared an … Read more

Growing Staff Shortage is Plaguing Long-Term Care Facilities 

As the U.S. population ages, demand for assisted living and skilled nursing care is sure to grow. But there’s an obvious problem that care providers must solve: a chronic and growing shortage of workers to fill positions as critically-needed caregivers.  Industry executive Cliff Porter was quoted in an early-2025 article from trade source Provider magazine … Read more

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