By JimRogers
It’s funny, but you never think that you’re going to get the call that I got earlier today. When you do, it’s the kind of call that stuns you as you walk around, recalling so much that was good and fun.
The call came from her sister. Had I not called two weeks earlier, [...]
By JimRogers
So many of us at this stage of life are looking for love. Yet, when it comes down to it, I’m curious if we’re willing to give to another what we ask for ourselves?
So why am I asking this question? In the realm of dating, in many profiles on dating sites, so many [...]
By JimRogers
I’m curious about this very subject… do we, in fact, demand too much from our relationships? In reality, in the best of relationships, only twenty-five percent of our needs are met. So what does this mean to those of us who are continuously unsuccessful in finding someone to share love with? Well maybe, just [...]
By JimRogers
One thing that I feel is very important for everyone to realize is that everyone (virtually without exception) has baggage. It’s practically unavoidable since we’re all human beings who carry around a certain amount of unprocessed emotional energy. Some of us carry more and some of us carry less. Yet, some of us have [...]
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Dating and Your Midlife Heart "This blog is for all of you between the ages of 40 and 60 who find yourselves divorced, confused and frightened by the new world of midlife dating, and need to make sense of it all. It’s a place for me to not only share with you what I’ve learned, but for all of you to share what you’re learning and to ask questions as well… not only of one another, but of me too. While my second marriage was imploding in 1998, I found myself on a new journey as the world around me was in the midst of rapid change too. At the time, dating sites were very new and incredibly primitive (does anyone remember early Match.com?). However, even then the uniqueness of dating in midlife had already become evident in the rapidly emerging ‘techno-realm’ of the world-wide-web. I now consider myself to be someone who is ‘seasoned’ (to say the least) when it comes to dating in midlife... not because I wanted to learn that skill, but simply from mistakes and experience. I’ve learned a lot that I can pass on to you in hopes of saving you some of the mistakes that I've made as well as helping you move forward with your heart as easily as possible."
~~Jim Rogers, Chatsworth, CA Contact the Author Jim Rogers is available for book signings, speaking engagements, and media appearances. To book an appearance or to contact him with comments or questions on the book, Click Here.
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