Margaret Manning is the author of the online magazine “Sixty and me,” created for women over 60. Her texts introduced the readers to some really great women who talked about their lives. Margaret decided to unite the forces of all participants in the project, which aims to formulate their wishes for younger women.
We bring you some of the most valuable tips from these ladies
- Remember that your life is not a dress rehearsal… but a prime minister!
- Accept the changes that come with age with grace. Be your own.
- Age is just a number that doesn’t determine who you are.
- Find a hobby you enjoy. This will help you change your daily routine.
- Always be honest with yourself. It may be difficult, but it will benefit you.
- Forget about social stereotypes about aging.
- Don’t worry about getting old. Worry about getting bored.
- Never stop looking for inspiration.
- Learn, read, travel.
- Buy classic clothes. Classics are always in fashion.
- Don’t waste your money on shoes: Men don’t look at your feet anyway. They look at your knees.
- Stop piling up, and get rid of useless things.
- Don’t complicate things. Stick to simple things.
- Love and treat your family the way you want them to treat you.
- There is no perfect time for children. When you really want them, then you should have them.
- You should sympathize not only with others but also with yourself.
- Learn to forgive.
- Watch out for a circle of close friends, and don’t let the wrong people get in there. That is very important.
- Take care of your family. They will always be there for you and will always help you, no matter what.
- Never go to sleep if you are angry at yourself or someone else.
- Tell your close friends and family that you love them as often as possible.
- You will flourish after the age of 30. Appreciate your beauty.
- Don’t waste your time worrying about things you can’t change.
- Take care of your skin and smile more.
- Trust your intuition.
- Don’t talk bad about yourself. He doesn’t even think that way.
- Don’t take everything for granted, and stop being so serious about yourself.
- Do not strive for perfection. Be unique.
- Allow your inner child to be your teacher sometimes.
- Be a warrior. Learn how to be resourceful and independent.
- Never let fear drive you.
- Always strive to progress – mentally, physically, and spiritually.
- Don’t let anyone tell you you’re too old for something or too young.
- Don’t be afraid. Everything will be in place here, in your sixties. Nature prepares us for every stage of life.
Great and encouraging, isn’t it?
