Second Careers: Media Professional Turned Personal Trainer — AARP
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Tony DiCosta, 67, was a media professional whose career came to a premature end. After a period of reassessment, he decided to pursue his lifelong passion for fitness.
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Jana Bauer, Program Planning Officer at CareerSource Brevard, talks about BACK TO WORK 50+’s positive impact on older workers and the community.
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How to Fight Age Discrimination in Your Job Search — AARP
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Second Careers: Schoolteacher Turned Real Estate Agent — AARP
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JoAnn Maguire, 75, got her real estate license many years ago, but after she retired from teaching, she took courses at a community college to get up to speed and put her license to work.
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Second Careers: Newspaper Publisher Turned Sailboat Captain — AARP
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Bill O’Donovan, 70, was laid off by the Virginia Gazette at 65, after 42 years at the publication. Fortunately, he was spending more than 100 days a year on the water, and that qualified him to get his Coast Guard certification.