by Julianne McKeon | Dec 23, 2018 | Articles
End of year, end of working life. These two events, one a regular event, the other a decision and a new chapter in life, often occur at the same time. So, what will that feel like for you this Christmas? Will it be a relief, feelings like you’re just on holiday, or... by Paul McKeon | Dec 10, 2018 | Articles
We’ve all heard stories about giving and receiving advice and I experienced some of the problems associated with the practice recently. I was asked to talk to someone who was having issues at work he wasn’t handling well. After talking about his concerns for a while,... by Paul McKeon | Dec 5, 2018 | Articles
It’s no secret that lots of retired people make big contributions to their communities by volunteering across a wide range of organisations. This unpaid work is worth billions to the Australian economy. Today I’d like to tell you a story about the other side of... by Sean McKeon | Oct 30, 2018 | Articles
When we see the Invictus Games’ competitors interviewed on television, it’s hard not to be moved by most of them. While they have generally been challenged by major physical or mental injuries, it is the attitude they seem to share that makes these men and women,... by Paul McKeon | Oct 18, 2018 | Articles
I have written previously about the unfortunate fact that “After 50, exercise is no longer optional”. The excuse that most people give for not exercising is “I don’t have time”. The purpose of this article is to try to help you find time to exercise, that doesn’t... by Julianne McKeon | Oct 18, 2018 | Articles
Most people believe that life is better shared with a partner, however divorces happen, partners die and it’s not uncommon for people to find themselves alone in their later years. Some people prefer it that way, but if you’re single and looking for love or...