In this conversation, Andrea shares insights on dating over 50, discussing the challenges and opportunities that come with it. She emphasizes the importance of mindset shifts, effective communication, and practical strategies for navigating the dating scene. Andrea also addresses common misconceptions about online dating and highlights the joy of connection through the success stories of her clients.

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As the founder of It’s Just Lunch in the 1990s, Andrea McGinty revolutionized the matchmaking industry. Her innovative service grew to over 110 locations worldwide and facilitated over 33,000 setups, resulting in more than 10,000 marriages. Today, her company, 33,000 Dates, focuses on helping the over-45 crowd find love in the second act of their lives. Currently, 65% of her clients are in long-term relationships, a testament to her expertise and unique methods.

33,000Dates.com https://www.33000dates.com/

Andrea McGinty’s latest book, 2nd Acts: Winning Strategies for Dating Over 50, combines personal anecdotes and professional expertise to guide singles on finding meaningful connections later in life. Andrea’s vibrant, no-nonsense approach continues to inspire and empower those ready to embrace their second act with optimism and love.

2nd Acts: Winning Strategies for Dating Over 50 https://amzn.to/44Q9Vij

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In this conversation, Deborah Heiser discusses the psychological hurdles faced during retirement, emphasizing the importance of redefining one's identity beyond work. She highlights the significance of mentorship and legacy, illustrating how individuals can find fulfillment in giving back to the community. The discussion also addresses the epidemic of loneliness among retirees and the power of connections to foster a sense of belonging and purpose.

Dr. Deborah Heiser is an applied developmental psychologist, the CEO/Founder of The Mentor Project, and author of The Mentorship Edge. She is a TEDx speaker, member of Marshall Goldsmith 100 Coaches, Thinkers 50 Radar List, expert contributor to Psychology Today and is also an Adjunct Professor.

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The Mentor Project https://mentorproject.org/

The Mentorship Edge by Deborah Heiser

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They tell you to eat more fiber and get your steps in—but what about the stuff they don’t tell you? Like why getting off the floor feels like a gym workout, or why no one warned us about retirement blues, frozen shoulders, and the mysterious sound your knees now make?

In this candid and laugh-out-loud episode, Cheryl and Kelvin open up about the unexpected realities of aging—physical, emotional, and romantic. From invisibility in public spaces to intimacy in the golden years, we’re talking about it all. The aches, the grief, the reinvention, and the beauty of embracing where we are right now.

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• What makes aging feel taboo?
• The surprising role of humor and life after 60
• Questions to ask yourself as your body changes
• Why talking about it makes everything easier

Grab a comfy chair, your heating pad, and your favorite cup of tea—this is one you’ll want to share with a friend.

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“Aging: What to Expect” (Mayo Clinic)

A comprehensive guide to physical aging—from heart and joint changes to sexuality—and how to stay proactive mayoclinic.org+1agingoptions.com+1.

“Still Learning, Still Grateful: Discovering Unexpected Truths About Aging” (CNBC/agingoptions)

Shares insights from a study of seniors proving that later life often brings increased happiness and wisdom agingoptions.com+1harvardpilgrim.org+1.

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