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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Jan Cannon, PhD, is the author of Now What Do I Do?The Womans Guide to a New Career (Capital Books, 2005). Jan has spent more than twenty years helping clients find new jobs, start new businesses, or plan for their retirement. Recently, her coaching business has evolved into an online, interactive coaching program that serves English-speaking clients throughout the world.
Articles about Jan have appeared in the Wall Street Journal, Business 2.0, Real Simple, Womens World, AARP Bulletin, Working Mother, and other publications. She has served as an online expert with CIO.com, jobfindtoday.com, and WomenWork.org, and she writes content for Job-Hunt.org. Her blog, maturingwithmoxie.com, offers information about the issues women face as they age.
Jan lectures and leads workshops on planning for life after sixty, making career choices, and networking. She and Rev. Jennifer Cook work together providing workshops and retreats on personal renewal.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Many thanks to my tolerant writing groupJoani Mountain, Pat OBrien, and Blythe Sterlingwho read early versions of this tome again and again. And to my cheerleaders, Nancy Hammett and Kathryn Kay, who kept reminding me that I needed to get this finished so they could use the information. Special thanks to my first readers, Alice Poltorick, Anne Rosen, Dianne Hobbs, and Ginny Rohan, for their valuable feedback. The technical assistance from Laurie Ruskin and Chris Daly was much appreciated. And the entire project would not be possible without the enthusiastic encouragement of my editors, Phyllis Deutsch, Susan Abel, and Amanda Dupuis. My gratitude to all of you for being doulas to this project.
I have changed the names and some details in order to preserve the privacy of those who generously shared their stories with me.
CHAPTER RESOURCES
1. MATURING WITH MOXIE
ONLINE
Senior Planet website: Information and resources for aging with attitude. seniorplanet.org
Sixty+Me blog: Online community of women over sixty. sixtyandme.com
Time Goes By blog: What its really like to get oldone womans opinions. timegoesby.net
BOOKS
Cannon, Jan. Now What Do I Do? The Womans Guide to a New Career. Sterling, VA: Capital Books, 2005.
Hill, Robert. Seven Stages for Positive Aging. New York: Norton, 2008.
Loe, Meika. Aging Our Way. New York: Oxford University Press, 2011.
2. WHO ARE YOU?
ONLINE
Life Reimagined website: Part of AARP. lifereimagined.org
BOOKS
Arrien, Angeles. Living in Gratitude. Louisville, CO: Sounds True, 2011.
Carstensen, Laura. A Long Bright Future. New York: PublicAffairs, 2011.
Cowan, Rachel. Wise Aging. Springfield, NJ: Behrman House, 2015.
Cruikshank, Margaret. Learning to Be Old. Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield, 2013.
Delany, Sarah Louise, Annie Elizabeth Delany, and Amy Hill Hearth. Having Our Say. New York: Dell, 1994.
Goldman, Connie. Who Am INow That Im Not Who I Was? Cambridge, MN: Nodin, 2009.
Lustbader, Wendy. Life Gets Better. New York: Penguin, 2011.
Pevny, Ron. ConsciousLiving, Conscious Aging. New York: Adria Books, 2014.
Sarton, May. The House by the Sea. New York: Norton, 1995.
Thomas, Bill. Second Wind. New York: Simon and Schuster, 2014.
3. WORKING 9 TO 5?
ONLINE
BizBuySell website: Information about buying and selling a business. bizbuysell.com
Catalyst website: Information about inclusion for women in the workplace. catalyst.org
Encore website: Opportunities for older people to use their talents and skills. encore.org
eVirtual Services website: Online services to help with all business needs. evirtualservices.com
Experience Works website: Helping low income, unemployed, over fifty-five people look for a job. experienceworks.org
Grants website: Search and apply for grants online. grants.gov
Indiegogo website: Raise money for your business idea. indiegogo.com
Kelly Services website: Consulting, outsourcing, and part-time employment information and applications. kellyservices.com
Kickstarter website: For artists, musicians, designers, and other creative types to get funding they need to see their projects become reality. kickstarter.com
Kiva website: Lends small amounts to women in small businesses to help them succeed. kiva.org
Legal Zoom website: Information and forms for all legal needsbusiness, wills, intellectual property. legalzoom.com
Life Reimagined website: Part of AARP. lifereimagined.org
NextAvenue blog: Daily information about issues that are important as we age. nextavenue.org
Retirement Jobs website: Job postings and career information. retirementjobs.com
Small Business Administration website: Government site with information and forms for starting a small business. sba.gov
Seniors4Hire website: Post your rsum. seniors4hire.com
The Transition Network website: A community of women over fifty making changes in their lives. thetransitionnetwork.org
UpWork website: Hire or become a freelance worker. upwork.com
WorkForce 50 website: Job postings. workforce50.com
BOOKS
Cannon, Jan Smith. Now What Do I Do? Sterling, VA: Capital Books, 2005.
Collamer, Nancy. Second-Act Careers. New York: Random House, 2013.
4. RANDOM ACTS OF KINDNESS
ONLINE
AARP website: aarp.org
American Hiking Society website: Preserving hiking trails. americanhiking.org
Amnesty International website: A human rights advocacy organization. amnesty.org
Big Brothers Big Sisters website: Volunteer opportunities to help youth. bbbs.org
Earthwatch Institute website: Brings citizens and scientists together on environmental projects. earthwatch.org
Environmental Alliance for Senior Involvement website: Citizen involvement in environmental projects. easi.org
Experience Corps website: Part of AARP. experiencecorps.org
Global Volunteers website: Community-development projects around the world. globalvolunteers.org
Great Old Broads for Wilderness website: Preserve and protect wilderness sites. greatoldbroads.org
Generations United website: Intergenerational collaboration to support children, youth, and older citizens. gu.org
Habitat for Humanity website: Building projects in United States and abroad. habitat.org
Humane Society of United States website: Animal protection organization. humanesociety.org
Idealist website: Job postings and volunteer opportunities for people who want to make the world a better place. idealist.org
Mentor website: National mentoring partnership. mentoring.org
National Park Service website. nps.gov/volunteer
Passport in Time Forest Service website: Volunteer for environment and historic research on public lands. passportintime.com
Peace Corps website. peacecorps.gov
Points of Light website: Organization dedicated to volunteer service. pointsoflight.org
ProLiteracy website: Teach an adult to read. proliteracy.org
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