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Too Old for this Shit

Too Old for this Shit

USA

Too Old for this Shit is Julia Hubbel’s Substack on extreme adventure, radical fitness, and aging with absolute refusal to slow down. Hubbel — an…
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Traveling Black Widow

Traveling Black Widow

Charlotte Simpson began traveling solo after being widowed and has since visited more than 80 countries. Her blog shares trip reports and practical advice written…
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Unapologetic Aging

Unapologetic Aging

USA

Unapologetic Aging is Deb Benfield’s Substack about body liberation, ageism, and the politics of the aging female body. Benfield — also known as AgingBodyLiberation on…
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Widow 411

Widow 411

USA

Practical, compassionate resources for widows navigating grief, finances, legal matters, social life, and the daunting work of rebuilding. Particularly focused on women who were not…
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Women At The Edge Of The Woods

Women At The Edge Of The Woods

Kyra Faison-Gardner’s Substack, subtitled “an examined life after 50: notes on sovereignty, sisterhood, and becoming.” Writing from 62, she publishes several essays a week on…
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Women on the Road

Women on the Road

Leyla Giray Alyanak’s solo travel resource for women over 50: destination guides, itineraries, safety and packing advice from a solo traveler in her late sixties.
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Women Who Money

Women Who Money

USA

Two women who reached financial independence share practical guidance on investing, retirement, side income, and managing money at every life stage — with particular relevance…
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WonderCrone

WonderCrone

Jennifer Butz founded WonderCrone after colliding with ageism at sixty, and the blog is the long-running heart of it — more than a hundred numbered…
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Your Encore Life Coach

Your Encore Life Coach

Lynette Reiling writes short pieces on what the second half actually asks of a woman — living alone after fifty, moving across the country to…
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