Retirement Wise And Witty Advice For Making It The Next Great Adventure

NATASHA JOSEFOWITZ calls herself a late bloomer, having earned her master's degree at age 40 and her Ph.D. at age 50. She is an adjunct professor at the School of Social Work at San Diego State University, a noted columnist, and the author of seventeen books including Too Wise to Want to Be Young Again: A Witty View of How to Stop Counting the Years and Start Living Them and If I Eat I Feel Guilty, If I Don't I'm Deprived...and Other Dilemmas of Daily Life, both published by SPS Studios, Inc. Dr. Josefowitz is an internationally known speaker, having lived and worked abroad and in the U.S. For ten years, she had her own weekly radio broadcast and a weekly television segment. Her efforts on behalf of women have earned her numerous awards, including The Living Legacy Award from the Women's International Center and The Women Helping Women Award from the Soroptimist International. She has been named Woman of the Year five times by various national and international organizations, including the Women's Management Association, and was also honored by California Women in Government for her contributions to education. Natasha is the mother and stepmother of five children; she has seven grandchildren, three step-grandchildren, and give step-great-grandchildren. She is gray-haired, wrinkled, and has a few extra pounds, but says she can celebrate life because she has PMZ (Post-Menopausal Zest).Josefowitz, Natasha is the author of 'Retirement Wise And Witty Advice For Making It The Next Great Adventure', published 2005 under ISBN 9780883968826 and ISBN 0883968827.