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Empowering the Second Half of Life

Facts and inspiration for living your best life

Life doesn’t stop at midlife or retirement. In fact, that’s just the beginning of a new chapter. It’s filled with endless possibilities but also holds some confusing twists and turns. Our mission at Way More Living is to provide you with well-researched articles, tips, and hints to help you better enjoy and more easily navigate the second half of your life.

Whether you’re in midlife or already retired, there’s a lot more living to do. Way More Living is here to guide you through the ups and downs of midlife and retirement, sharing valuable insights, practical advice, and inspiring stories along the way.

Our team has decades of experience researching and interviewing experts for the topics we write about. We don’t just know about issues that may affect you. We and our friends and families are experiencing them ourselves.

We focus on facts, not hearsay, and on providing you with information and resources to help you live the best life possible.

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Latest Articles

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    How an 81-Year-Old Fitness Instructor Is Redefining Healthy Aging

    Dr. Marilyn LoPresti is a lifelong educator, martial artist, business owner, and breast cancer survivor who belies the stereotypes about aging.  She believes the secret to healthy aging isn’t avoiding life’s challenges, it’s learning how to get back up. Most people wouldn’t expect to sign up for a fitness class and discover the instructor is

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    If you’re in your 55 or older, you’ve probably thought about how to stay sharp and keep your body strong as you age. Maybe you’ve experienced the occasional “senior moment” like forgetting someone’s name, wondering why you walked into a room, or struggling to remember where you parked the car.  And perhaps you’re finding it