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This is your Women Over 40 podcast.
Welcome to Women Over 40, the podcast that’s all about embracing new chapters and championing the journeys of women determined to rewrite their stories after forty. Today, I want to talk about something that resonates deeply with so many of us—reinventing yourself after forty and the thrill of discovering new passions, perhaps for the first time in decades.
Let’s get right to it, because once you hit your forties, you realize time doesn’t wait and neither should you. For some, this age means the kids have left the nest or you’ve finally decided to leave that job you never quite loved. Like Keri Ford, who shared in the podcast Elevate with Keri, turning forty was a fast-forward button that propelled her into a life-transforming journey, from reclaiming her health to launching an entirely new career path. Keri’s story resonates because it started not with a master plan, but with a willingness to take the first step and trust herself along the way.
Or look at Susan Lister Locke from Rhode Island. She spent years working in family retail, putting aside her dream of becoming an artist. Approaching fifty, Susan decided enough was enough. She made lists—not just about what she could do for work, but what truly interested her. She dusted off her real estate license but also started jewelry-making just for fun. When her pieces caught the attention of others, she pivoted again, selling her jewelry in Nantucket and even at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. Her story shows that you aren’t just allowed to chase joy after forty—you’re entitled to it.
For some women, reinvention comes from necessity, grief, or loss. A woman named Shinde, featured by The Better India, described her forties as a time not of celebration but of collapse. Yet sitting with her notebook among the plants she hoped to revive, she rediscovered her curiosity. She learned new skills, joined a business collective, and even started exploring AI to care for her nursery. Her compass became curiosity and dedication to herself, not the opinions of others.
And then there’s the power of embracing discomfort. As LoveQuest Coaching’s Lisa Concepcion explains, comfort is the growth killer. Her own journey only began when she left what felt easy—divorce, new careers, challenging old beliefs. Reinvention after forty often demands you step into what feels risky, awkward, or even scary. But on the other side of discomfort is the chance to truly live on your own terms.
So how do you start? Anchor your days with small rituals, as lifestyle coach Kristi DoingThings recommends. Choose two daily non-negotiables—maybe it’s writing every morning, a daily walk, or trying something new each week—and commit for just a week. Replace the myth of motivation with strategy. Set up your environment so future you can’t fail, even when willpower is low.
Reinvention after forty isn’t just possible—it’s powerful. Whether you’re chasing a new career, learning a creative skill, exploring wellness, or simply prioritizing your happiness, remember that the script is yours to write.
Thank you for tuning in to Women Over 40. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts, and keep embracing the new chapters ahead. 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’s all about embracing new chapters and championing the journeys of women determined to rewrite their stories after forty. Today, I want to talk about something that resonates deeply with so many of us—reinventing yourself after forty and the thrill of discovering new passions, perhaps for the first time in decades.
Let’s get right to it, because once you hit your forties, you realize time doesn’t wait and neither should you. For some, this age means the kids have left the nest or you’ve finally decided to leave that job you never quite loved. Like Keri Ford, who shared in the podcast Elevate with Keri, turning forty was a fast-forward button that propelled her into a life-transforming journey, from reclaiming her health to launching an entirely new career path. Keri’s story resonates because it started not with a master plan, but with a willingness to take the first step and trust herself along the way.
Or look at Susan Lister Locke from Rhode Island. She spent years working in family retail, putting aside her dream of becoming an artist. Approaching fifty, Susan decided enough was enough. She made lists—not just about what she could do for work, but what truly interested her. She dusted off her real estate license but also started jewelry-making just for fun. When her pieces caught the attention of others, she pivoted again, selling her jewelry in Nantucket and even at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. Her story shows that you aren’t just allowed to chase joy after forty—you’re entitled to it.
For some women, reinvention comes from necessity, grief, or loss. A woman named Shinde, featured by The Better India, described her forties as a time not of celebration but of collapse. Yet sitting with her notebook among the plants she hoped to revive, she rediscovered her curiosity. She learned new skills, joined a business collective, and even started exploring AI to care for her nursery. Her compass became curiosity and dedication to herself, not the opinions of others.
And then there’s the power of embracing discomfort. As LoveQuest Coaching’s Lisa Concepcion explains, comfort is the growth killer. Her own journey only began when she left what felt easy—divorce, new careers, challenging old beliefs. Reinvention after forty often demands you step into what feels risky, awkward, or even scary. But on the other side of discomfort is the chance to truly live on your own terms.
So how do you start? Anchor your days with small rituals, as lifestyle coach Kristi DoingThings recommends. Choose two daily non-negotiables—maybe it’s writing every morning, a daily walk, or trying something new each week—and commit for just a week. Replace the myth of motivation with strategy. Set up your environment so future you can’t fail, even when willpower is low.
Reinvention after forty isn’t just possible—it’s powerful. Whether you’re chasing a new career, learning a creative skill, exploring wellness, or simply prioritizing your happiness, remember that the script is yours to write.
Thank you for tuning in to Women Over 40. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts, and keep embracing the new chapters ahead. 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’s all about embracing new chapters and championing the journeys of women determined to rewrite their stories after forty. Today, I want to talk about something that resonates deeply with so many of us—reinventing yourself after forty and the thrill of discovering new passions, perhaps for the first time in decades.
Let’s get right to it, because once you hit your forties, you realize time doesn’t wait and neither should you. For some, this age means the kids have left the nest or you’ve finally decided to leave that job you never quite loved. Like Keri Ford, who shared in the podcast Elevate with Keri, turning forty was a fast-forward button that propelled her into a life-transforming journey, from reclaiming her health to launching an entirely new career path. Keri’s story resonates because it started not with a master plan, but with a willingness to take the first step and trust herself along the way.
Or look at Susan Lister Locke from Rhode Island. She spent years working in family retail, putting aside her dream of becoming an artist. Approaching fifty, Susan decided enough was enough. She made lists—not just about what she could do for work, but what truly interested her. She dusted off her real estate license but also started jewelry-making just for fun. When her pieces caught the attention of others, she pivoted again, selling her jewelry in Nantucket and even at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. Her story shows that you aren’t just allowed to chase joy after forty—you’re entitled to it.
For some women, reinvention comes from necessity, grief, or loss. A woman named Shinde, featured by The Better India, described her forties as a time not of celebration but of collapse. Yet sitting with her notebook among the plants she hoped to revive, she rediscovered her curiosity. She learned new skills, joined a business collective, and even started exploring AI to care for her nursery. Her compass became curiosity and dedication to herself, not the opinions of others.
And then there’s the power of embracing discomfort. As LoveQuest Coaching’s Lisa Concepcion explains, comfort is the growth killer. Her own journey only began when she left what felt easy—divorce, new careers, challenging old beliefs. Reinvention after forty often demands you step into what feels risky, awkward, or even scary. But on the other side of discomfort is the chance to truly live on your own terms.
So how do you start? Anchor your days with small rituals, as lifestyle coach Kristi DoingThings recommends. Choose two daily non-negotiables—maybe it’s writing every morning, a daily walk, or trying something new each week—and commit for just a week. Replace the myth of motivation with strategy. Set up your environment so future you can’t fail, even when willpower is low.
Reinvention after forty isn’t just possible—it’s powerful. Whether you’re chasing a new career, learning a creative skill, exploring wellness, or simply prioritizing your happiness, remember that the script is yours to write.
Thank you for tuning in to Women Over 40. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts, and keep embracing the new chapters ahead. 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’s all about embracing new chapters and championing the journeys of women determined to rewrite their stories after forty. Today, I want to talk about something that resonates deeply with so many of us—reinventing yourself after forty and the thrill of discovering new passions, perhaps for the first time in decades.
Let’s get right to it, because once you hit your forties, you realize time doesn’t wait and neither should you. For some, this age means the kids have left the nest or you’ve finally decided to leave that job you never quite loved. Like Keri Ford, who shared in the podcast Elevate with Keri, turning forty was a fast-forward button that propelled her into a life-transforming journey, from reclaiming her health to launching an entirely new career path. Keri’s story resonates because it started not with a master plan, but with a willingness to take the first step and trust herself along the way.
Or look at Susan Lister Locke from Rhode Island. She spent years working in family retail, putting aside her dream of becoming an artist. Approaching fifty, Susan decided enough was enough. She made lists—not just about what she could do for work, but what truly interested her. She dusted off her real estate license but also started jewelry-making just for fun. When her pieces caught the attention of others, she pivoted again, selling her jewelry in Nantucket and even at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. Her story shows that you aren’t just allowed to chase joy after forty—you’re entitled to it.
For some women, reinvention comes from necessity, grief, or loss. A woman named Shinde, featured by The Better India, described her forties as a time not of celebration but of collapse. Yet sitting with her notebook among the plants she hoped to revive, she rediscovered her curiosity. She learned new skills, joined a business collective, and even started exploring AI to care for her nursery. Her compass became curiosity and dedication to herself, not the opinions of others.
And then there’s the power of embracing discomfort. As LoveQuest Coaching’s Lisa Concepcion explains, comfort is the growth killer. Her own journey only began when she left what felt easy—divorce, new careers, challenging old beliefs. Reinvention after forty often demands you step into what feels risky, awkward, or even scary. But on the other side of discomfort is the chance to truly live on your own terms.
So how do you start? Anchor your days with small rituals, as lifestyle coach Kristi DoingThings recommends. Choose two daily non-negotiables—maybe it’s writing every morning, a daily walk, or trying something new each week—and commit for just a week. Replace the myth of motivation with strategy. Set up your environment so future you can’t fail, even when willpower is low.
Reinvention after forty isn’t just possible—it’s powerful. Whether you’re chasing a new career, learning a creative skill, exploring wellness, or simply prioritizing your happiness, remember that the script is yours to write.
Thank you for tuning in to Women Over 40. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts, and keep embracing the new chapters ahead. 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