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Kerry Hannon - Writing a Standout Resume
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Kerry Hannon provides tips on how to write a resume that really stands out from the crowd.
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Starting a Small Business? - AARP
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A checklist of questions to ask yourself to see if you have what it takes to be a small-business owner, and key decisions to help you turn your business idea into a real possibility.
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Kerry Hannon - How to Find Part-Time Employment
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Kerry Hannon gives job seekers tips on how to find part-time employment.
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AARP Travel: How to Guide
2:11
Learn how to plan your perfect vacation with AARP's Trip Finder Tool, expert recommendations from Samantha Brown and member discounts.
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Studying the Effects of Isolation
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Professor John Cacioppo, director of the Center for Cognitive & Social Neuroscience at the University of Chicago, discusses early findings linking isolation to increased risk of death.
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Why Many People Feel Isolated
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Richard Leider, founder and chairman of The Inventure Group, describes why social isolation is a growing problem in our society.
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Health Effects of Social Isolation
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Dr. Lisa Berkman, director of the Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies, discusses research findings showing health risks rise for people who are socially isolated, especially older adults.
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Habitat for Humanity Fresno County Helps Community Age in Place
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Learn how Habitat for Humanity Fresno County is empowering residents to create change in their neighborhood and the impact the program has had on the lives of older adults in West Fresno.
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AARP Foundation: Helping Others Get Back to Work
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Back to Work 50+ coach tells her own moving story of being unemployed.
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AARP Foundation: Help Us Win Back Opportunity
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AARP Foundation is working with struggling Americans 50+ to win back opportunity, so they can take control, move from vulnerability to stability and regain their confidence as good providers and members of their communities.
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Laughter Yoga
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Developed in 1995 by Madan Kataria, M.D., a family practitioner from India, laughter yoga “is based on the scientific concept that your body can’t tell the difference between simulated and spontaneous laughter,” Kataria says.
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