Does Your Life Ever Suck? Mine Does….Sometimes
It’s a dirty secret to talk about how life can blow sometimes. No one wants to hear it, or see it on social media.
Author Mimi Golub
Mimi Golub
Mimi L. Golub is the Co-Founder and Co-Editor of Living the Second Act, an online magazine for women in their 40s and 50s who are seeking the truth. Mimi has written for numerous publications including The Huffington Post. She is the author of the someday-to-be-published novel, Boxed In. Mimi is also the writer and a staff editor of From Our Kitchens, a nonprofit cookbook that was released in 2018. In her spare time, Mimi loves to workout, drink tequila, and volunteer with many local causes. She lives in Newton, MA, with her husband and has twin girls who have left the nest. You can find her former work on: tequilainbed.com Follow Mimi on Twitter @mimigolub
When Mimi Met Stacy…For Real
Living the Second Act Founders Mimi and Stacy have been in business for a year but have never met. Find out what happens the first time they get together.
10 Things That Drive Me Crazy
Even though life is good in my second act, there are still thinks that irk me. What are the things that bother you? Write them in the comments sections below the article.
What Is Your Legacy?
Legacy. It’s such a big word and it makes me feel old. Even though I am in my second act, I don’t want to think about what my legacy will be. However, it can no longer be ignored.
The First Act: 10 Things I Wish I Knew At 30
The time that I wasted cleaning would have been better spent chilling with my toddlers even one minute more. Kids grow up so darn fast.
How I Was Rescued By An Army Of Friends
It doesn’t matter how many friends you have in your army, as long as they know how to love you in bad times as well as good ones.
Food, Family and Love: Life’s Best Ingredients
My cousin taught me to love the act of cooking and entertaining. She made me realize that it doesn’t always have to be a fancy tablecloth or state-of-the-art appliances to make dinner perfect.
Second Act Fitness: How Many Miles Do I Have Left?
For me, exercise is more than how it is defined in any dictionary. It is freedom. It fights the demons and the sadness. It is a way to connect with a community.
How I Learned Compassion For Broken Friendships
Even though I struck a cord, it would take me the next decade, and a few more friendships lost, to understand that it’s really OK when someone you invest in decides to walk away.
The First Act: 10 Things I Wish I Knew At 30
The time that I wasted cleaning would have been better spent chilling with my toddlers even one minute more. Kids grow up so darn fast.