

Lessons from my Sixteen-Year-Old Self: Reclaiming Freedom in our 60s
There’s a quiet but radical idea here: aging doesn’t always require reinvention. Sometimes it calls for reconnection and extracting the very best from every age. It’s about revisiting moments when the world felt wide open and possibility rushed in.
Patty Lowell
5 days ago4 min read


It’s Time to Change Your Mind
For many women, the 60s are the decade when we begin to loosen our grip on long-held “musts” and “nevers,” not because we’re confused, but because we’re clearer, and clarity has a way of creating space.
Patty Lowell
Feb 54 min read


Decision Making Fatigue: Clearing Mental Clutter to Reclaim Energy
The new year has a funny way of turning us into very ambitious humans. Suddenly we want to eat better, work out regularly, lower our stress, improve relationships, overhaul our wardrobes, get serious about money, and become a slightly upgraded version of ourselves—ideally by February. All of that sounds inspiring. It’s also a lot for one brain. What we often mistake for laziness or lack of follow-through is actually something much more human: decision overload. Why Making De
Patty Lowell
Jan 234 min read


The Brooch Is Back—and It’s Having a Brilliant Moment
Brooches are back. Discover creative, modern ways to style brooches—from scarves to hats to handbags—using pieces you already own
Patty Lowell
Jan 144 min read


Rebranding in my 60s: My Most Important Client Ever
Reinvention doesn’t belong to the young. It belongs to the brave. And women in their sixties have never been braver, wiser, or more ready. Your next chapter is calling—and it’s finally, beautifully, unapologetically yours.
Patty Lowell
Jan 74 min read




























































