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This is your Women Over 40 podcast.
Welcome to Women Over 40, the podcast that celebrates powerful women redefining what’s possible in midlife and beyond. Today, we’re diving headfirst into the art of reinventing yourself after 40 and uncovering the courage to pursue new passions, whether that means changing careers, discovering creative outlets, or simply giving yourself permission to try something completely new.
So many of us reach our forties with a sense that it’s now or never. For some, that realization hits after life throws a curveball—a divorce, an empty nest, or, as we heard in Keri Ford’s podcast, a health transformation that changes everything. Keri herself used turning forty as a catalyst to reclaim her health, and she spotlights women like bestselling author Toni Morrison, who wrote her first novel at forty, or Vera Wang, who launched her iconic fashion design career at the same age. These women are proof that the forties can be a launching pad, not a finish line.
But reinvention isn’t just for those destined to be famous. Take Susan Lister Locke from Nantucket. She spent years running her family’s retail business and raising children before her world shifted: a divorce and then a business closure. At almost fifty, Susan built a list of her interests—her likes, dislikes, strengths, weaknesses—and decided to blend her practical real estate license with her overlooked creative spark. She enrolled in jewelry-making classes, purely for herself at first, but her designs found an audience—first privately, then in respected venues like Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts. This evolution didn’t require a master plan, just the curiosity and drive to try, learn, and seize new opportunities.
Many women use this decade to get intentional, looking inward before moving outward. A personal SWOT analysis—listing your strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats—can be powerful. Maybe you’ve always wanted to paint, volunteer, start a business, or finally write that book. Break big dreams into smaller experiments, as one woman did by reviving her family’s neglected nursery with small botanical innovations after years of uncertainty and loss. Her story, from jotting notes surrounded by plants to creating a new community through her Ashokvatika Nursery, reminds us that creativity and curiosity are renewable resources.
Financial independence and lifelong learning are emerging as central themes in these journeys. Whether it’s taking control of your finances after a divorce, like so many women have had to do, upskilling through online courses, or joining local business collectives, this phase of life invites us to claim our seat at tables where we might have been just observers before. Wherever you are in your journey, remember: there’s no single right path, no deadline, no rule that says you can only dream big when you’re young.
If you’ve been waiting for permission to reinvent yourself, consider it granted. The world is full of women over forty forging new paths, sometimes quietly, sometimes boldly, always powerfully. Thank you for tuning in to Women Over 40. Make sure to subscribe, and if today’s episode inspired you, share it with a friend who’s ready for her next act. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
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Welcome to Women Over 40, the podcast that celebrates powerful women redefining what’s possible in midlife and beyond. Today, we’re diving headfirst into the art of reinventing yourself after 40 and uncovering the courage to pursue new passions, whether that means changing careers, discovering creative outlets, or simply giving yourself permission to try something completely new.
So many of us reach our forties with a sense that it’s now or never. For some, that realization hits after life throws a curveball—a divorce, an empty nest, or, as we heard in Keri Ford’s podcast, a health transformation that changes everything. Keri herself used turning forty as a catalyst to reclaim her health, and she spotlights women like bestselling author Toni Morrison, who wrote her first novel at forty, or Vera Wang, who launched her iconic fashion design career at the same age. These women are proof that the forties can be a launching pad, not a finish line.
But reinvention isn’t just for those destined to be famous. Take Susan Lister Locke from Nantucket. She spent years running her family’s retail business and raising children before her world shifted: a divorce and then a business closure. At almost fifty, Susan built a list of her interests—her likes, dislikes, strengths, weaknesses—and decided to blend her practical real estate license with her overlooked creative spark. She enrolled in jewelry-making classes, purely for herself at first, but her designs found an audience—first privately, then in respected venues like Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts. This evolution didn’t require a master plan, just the curiosity and drive to try, learn, and seize new opportunities.
Many women use this decade to get intentional, looking inward before moving outward. A personal SWOT analysis—listing your strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats—can be powerful. Maybe you’ve always wanted to paint, volunteer, start a business, or finally write that book. Break big dreams into smaller experiments, as one woman did by reviving her family’s neglected nursery with small botanical innovations after years of uncertainty and loss. Her story, from jotting notes surrounded by plants to creating a new community through her Ashokvatika Nursery, reminds us that creativity and curiosity are renewable resources.
Financial independence and lifelong learning are emerging as central themes in these journeys. Whether it’s taking control of your finances after a divorce, like so many women have had to do, upskilling through online courses, or joining local business collectives, this phase of life invites us to claim our seat at tables where we might have been just observers before. Wherever you are in your journey, remember: there’s no single right path, no deadline, no rule that says you can only dream big when you’re young.
If you’ve been waiting for permission to reinvent yourself, consider it granted. The world is full of women over forty forging new paths, sometimes quietly, sometimes boldly, always powerfully. Thank you for tuning in to Women Over 40. Make sure to subscribe, and if today’s episode inspired you, share it with a friend who’s ready for her next act. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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By Inception Point AiThis is your Women Over 40 podcast.
Welcome to Women Over 40, the podcast that celebrates powerful women redefining what’s possible in midlife and beyond. Today, we’re diving headfirst into the art of reinventing yourself after 40 and uncovering the courage to pursue new passions, whether that means changing careers, discovering creative outlets, or simply giving yourself permission to try something completely new.
So many of us reach our forties with a sense that it’s now or never. For some, that realization hits after life throws a curveball—a divorce, an empty nest, or, as we heard in Keri Ford’s podcast, a health transformation that changes everything. Keri herself used turning forty as a catalyst to reclaim her health, and she spotlights women like bestselling author Toni Morrison, who wrote her first novel at forty, or Vera Wang, who launched her iconic fashion design career at the same age. These women are proof that the forties can be a launching pad, not a finish line.
But reinvention isn’t just for those destined to be famous. Take Susan Lister Locke from Nantucket. She spent years running her family’s retail business and raising children before her world shifted: a divorce and then a business closure. At almost fifty, Susan built a list of her interests—her likes, dislikes, strengths, weaknesses—and decided to blend her practical real estate license with her overlooked creative spark. She enrolled in jewelry-making classes, purely for herself at first, but her designs found an audience—first privately, then in respected venues like Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts. This evolution didn’t require a master plan, just the curiosity and drive to try, learn, and seize new opportunities.
Many women use this decade to get intentional, looking inward before moving outward. A personal SWOT analysis—listing your strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats—can be powerful. Maybe you’ve always wanted to paint, volunteer, start a business, or finally write that book. Break big dreams into smaller experiments, as one woman did by reviving her family’s neglected nursery with small botanical innovations after years of uncertainty and loss. Her story, from jotting notes surrounded by plants to creating a new community through her Ashokvatika Nursery, reminds us that creativity and curiosity are renewable resources.
Financial independence and lifelong learning are emerging as central themes in these journeys. Whether it’s taking control of your finances after a divorce, like so many women have had to do, upskilling through online courses, or joining local business collectives, this phase of life invites us to claim our seat at tables where we might have been just observers before. Wherever you are in your journey, remember: there’s no single right path, no deadline, no rule that says you can only dream big when you’re young.
If you’ve been waiting for permission to reinvent yourself, consider it granted. The world is full of women over forty forging new paths, sometimes quietly, sometimes boldly, always powerfully. Thank you for tuning in to Women Over 40. Make sure to subscribe, and if today’s episode inspired you, share it with a friend who’s ready for her next act. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Welcome to Women Over 40, the podcast that celebrates powerful women redefining what’s possible in midlife and beyond. Today, we’re diving headfirst into the art of reinventing yourself after 40 and uncovering the courage to pursue new passions, whether that means changing careers, discovering creative outlets, or simply giving yourself permission to try something completely new.
So many of us reach our forties with a sense that it’s now or never. For some, that realization hits after life throws a curveball—a divorce, an empty nest, or, as we heard in Keri Ford’s podcast, a health transformation that changes everything. Keri herself used turning forty as a catalyst to reclaim her health, and she spotlights women like bestselling author Toni Morrison, who wrote her first novel at forty, or Vera Wang, who launched her iconic fashion design career at the same age. These women are proof that the forties can be a launching pad, not a finish line.
But reinvention isn’t just for those destined to be famous. Take Susan Lister Locke from Nantucket. She spent years running her family’s retail business and raising children before her world shifted: a divorce and then a business closure. At almost fifty, Susan built a list of her interests—her likes, dislikes, strengths, weaknesses—and decided to blend her practical real estate license with her overlooked creative spark. She enrolled in jewelry-making classes, purely for herself at first, but her designs found an audience—first privately, then in respected venues like Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts. This evolution didn’t require a master plan, just the curiosity and drive to try, learn, and seize new opportunities.
Many women use this decade to get intentional, looking inward before moving outward. A personal SWOT analysis—listing your strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats—can be powerful. Maybe you’ve always wanted to paint, volunteer, start a business, or finally write that book. Break big dreams into smaller experiments, as one woman did by reviving her family’s neglected nursery with small botanical innovations after years of uncertainty and loss. Her story, from jotting notes surrounded by plants to creating a new community through her Ashokvatika Nursery, reminds us that creativity and curiosity are renewable resources.
Financial independence and lifelong learning are emerging as central themes in these journeys. Whether it’s taking control of your finances after a divorce, like so many women have had to do, upskilling through online courses, or joining local business collectives, this phase of life invites us to claim our seat at tables where we might have been just observers before. Wherever you are in your journey, remember: there’s no single right path, no deadline, no rule that says you can only dream big when you’re young.
If you’ve been waiting for permission to reinvent yourself, consider it granted. The world is full of women over forty forging new paths, sometimes quietly, sometimes boldly, always powerfully. Thank you for tuning in to Women Over 40. Make sure to subscribe, and if today’s episode inspired you, share it with a friend who’s ready for her next act. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI