New Association for Dynamic Senior Women Offers Alternative to AARP
An online membership community of vibrant, energetic women over 60 who choose to focus on making each day count launches a new concept of ageless living that provides an alternative to the AARP.
Online, September 22, 2011 (Newswire.com) - With a new way of looking at aging by living each day to the fullest, the National Association of Dynamic Senior Women has launched a charter membership site for women over 60 with a zest for life who feel younger on the inside than the outside.
The National Association of Dynamic Senior Women was founded to help all women over 60 find a new way of living their later years. Whether working or retired, community members remain active and involved in all aspects of life. Members don't fit the old-fashioned image of a senior, but instead focus on having fulfilling experiences rather than collecting possessions, may travel frequently, and, at all times, want to look and feel their best.
"Dynamic senior women believe age doesn't describe them, nor does it limit them. It's just a number," says Mary Jo Gregory, founder of the Association.
"I created this community because I want to re-create the concept of what seniors should be and how they should act. All our lives, we baby boomers have lived our lives on our own terms, and I don't want to be called an elder, I don't want to spend my life searching for senior discounts, and I certainly don't want to fade away into retirement. And neither do our members."
Association members connect with each other and discover an abundance of timely tips and articles from expert panelists, exclusive member benefits, an online book club, and news about the latest products and services they're interested in.
The Association's website features a membership portal with monthly telecalls and a wealth of information in areas such as ageless living, personal growth, beauty and fashion, and finances. Another aspect of the community is Seasoned Adventures, cultural travel to exotic and enchanting destinations with small groups of like-minded seniors.
Membership in the Association is normally $197 per year, but for a limited time, women who wish to join will be offered a special Charter Member price of $147 per year.
Says Gregory, "We invite all women over 60 to surround themselves with other women who inspire them to be their best. We focus on our attitude toward life rather than our age, as we put spring into this season of our lives."
The National Association of Dynamic Senior Women's website can be found at http://www.DynamicSeniorWomen.com.