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This is your Women Over 40 podcast.
Welcome back to Women Over 40, the podcast that’s all about championing reinvention, courage, and new beginnings for women who know their best chapters are unfolding right now. Today, let’s dive straight into one exhilarating truth: you are never too old to pursue new passions or to completely reinvent yourself. Right now, at this very moment in your 40s—or beyond—is the perfect time to launch into a whole new adventure.
Take Toni Morrison, for example. She published her first novel at 40 and went on to win the Nobel Prize in Literature—proof that creativity doesn’t have an expiration date. Then there’s Vera Wang, who became a fashion icon only after switching careers and designing her first wedding dress at age 40. Or Ariana Huffington, who founded The Huffington Post at 55, showing that entrepreneurship knows no bounds. These stories aren’t just inspiring—they’re blueprints. According to career coach Keri Ford, turning 40 propelled her toward reclaiming her health and transforming her life, revealing vast, hidden potential waiting to be unleashed after 40.
But let’s get personal. Reinventing yourself isn’t just about chasing big goals; it’s about inner fulfillment. Susan Lister Locke, for example, took inventory of her life around age 50, listing her interests, strengths, and desires—not just as a “career” move, but to rediscover what truly made her feel alive. She returned to real estate, but also took art and jewelry classes, letting curiosity be her guide. And when her jewelry found fans in Nantucket and at Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts, she realized she hadn’t just found a job—she’d crafted a whole new identity. According to Covey Club, experience, confidence, and connections are your secret arsenal for reinvention at midlife—so make use of them.
Let’s talk about the process, because reinventing yourself is a journey. First, get clear on your vision. Ask yourself where you feel stuck. What lights you up? A personal SWOT analysis—your strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats—can be invaluable. Suburban Tourist recommends writing these down and giving yourself credit for all that you’ve overcome and gained along the way. The key is to start taking action, even if you begin with small steps. Maybe you want to delve into photography, launch a business, or unearth a childhood passion—whatever it is, immerse yourself, master each challenge, and keep moving forward.
Sometimes it’s not about monumental change, but about rekindling curiosity or embracing compassion, like Shinde, who recommitted to her family nursery, experimented with creativity, and found joy far from the expectations imposed by society. Empowerment begins with that first, bold step: deciding you are worthy of the adventure, regardless of your age.
So, to every listener tuned in today: It’s your turn. Get curious. Dream big. Take inspired action. Whether you’re interested in art, travel, tech, entrepreneurship, or building a garden in coconut shells—this is your season to grow. Thank you for tuning in to Women Over 40. Don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
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Welcome back to Women Over 40, the podcast that’s all about championing reinvention, courage, and new beginnings for women who know their best chapters are unfolding right now. Today, let’s dive straight into one exhilarating truth: you are never too old to pursue new passions or to completely reinvent yourself. Right now, at this very moment in your 40s—or beyond—is the perfect time to launch into a whole new adventure.
Take Toni Morrison, for example. She published her first novel at 40 and went on to win the Nobel Prize in Literature—proof that creativity doesn’t have an expiration date. Then there’s Vera Wang, who became a fashion icon only after switching careers and designing her first wedding dress at age 40. Or Ariana Huffington, who founded The Huffington Post at 55, showing that entrepreneurship knows no bounds. These stories aren’t just inspiring—they’re blueprints. According to career coach Keri Ford, turning 40 propelled her toward reclaiming her health and transforming her life, revealing vast, hidden potential waiting to be unleashed after 40.
But let’s get personal. Reinventing yourself isn’t just about chasing big goals; it’s about inner fulfillment. Susan Lister Locke, for example, took inventory of her life around age 50, listing her interests, strengths, and desires—not just as a “career” move, but to rediscover what truly made her feel alive. She returned to real estate, but also took art and jewelry classes, letting curiosity be her guide. And when her jewelry found fans in Nantucket and at Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts, she realized she hadn’t just found a job—she’d crafted a whole new identity. According to Covey Club, experience, confidence, and connections are your secret arsenal for reinvention at midlife—so make use of them.
Let’s talk about the process, because reinventing yourself is a journey. First, get clear on your vision. Ask yourself where you feel stuck. What lights you up? A personal SWOT analysis—your strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats—can be invaluable. Suburban Tourist recommends writing these down and giving yourself credit for all that you’ve overcome and gained along the way. The key is to start taking action, even if you begin with small steps. Maybe you want to delve into photography, launch a business, or unearth a childhood passion—whatever it is, immerse yourself, master each challenge, and keep moving forward.
Sometimes it’s not about monumental change, but about rekindling curiosity or embracing compassion, like Shinde, who recommitted to her family nursery, experimented with creativity, and found joy far from the expectations imposed by society. Empowerment begins with that first, bold step: deciding you are worthy of the adventure, regardless of your age.
So, to every listener tuned in today: It’s your turn. Get curious. Dream big. Take inspired action. Whether you’re interested in art, travel, tech, entrepreneurship, or building a garden in coconut shells—this is your season to grow. Thank you for tuning in to Women Over 40. Don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
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By Quiet. PleaseThis is your Women Over 40 podcast.
Welcome back to Women Over 40, the podcast that’s all about championing reinvention, courage, and new beginnings for women who know their best chapters are unfolding right now. Today, let’s dive straight into one exhilarating truth: you are never too old to pursue new passions or to completely reinvent yourself. Right now, at this very moment in your 40s—or beyond—is the perfect time to launch into a whole new adventure.
Take Toni Morrison, for example. She published her first novel at 40 and went on to win the Nobel Prize in Literature—proof that creativity doesn’t have an expiration date. Then there’s Vera Wang, who became a fashion icon only after switching careers and designing her first wedding dress at age 40. Or Ariana Huffington, who founded The Huffington Post at 55, showing that entrepreneurship knows no bounds. These stories aren’t just inspiring—they’re blueprints. According to career coach Keri Ford, turning 40 propelled her toward reclaiming her health and transforming her life, revealing vast, hidden potential waiting to be unleashed after 40.
But let’s get personal. Reinventing yourself isn’t just about chasing big goals; it’s about inner fulfillment. Susan Lister Locke, for example, took inventory of her life around age 50, listing her interests, strengths, and desires—not just as a “career” move, but to rediscover what truly made her feel alive. She returned to real estate, but also took art and jewelry classes, letting curiosity be her guide. And when her jewelry found fans in Nantucket and at Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts, she realized she hadn’t just found a job—she’d crafted a whole new identity. According to Covey Club, experience, confidence, and connections are your secret arsenal for reinvention at midlife—so make use of them.
Let’s talk about the process, because reinventing yourself is a journey. First, get clear on your vision. Ask yourself where you feel stuck. What lights you up? A personal SWOT analysis—your strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats—can be invaluable. Suburban Tourist recommends writing these down and giving yourself credit for all that you’ve overcome and gained along the way. The key is to start taking action, even if you begin with small steps. Maybe you want to delve into photography, launch a business, or unearth a childhood passion—whatever it is, immerse yourself, master each challenge, and keep moving forward.
Sometimes it’s not about monumental change, but about rekindling curiosity or embracing compassion, like Shinde, who recommitted to her family nursery, experimented with creativity, and found joy far from the expectations imposed by society. Empowerment begins with that first, bold step: deciding you are worthy of the adventure, regardless of your age.
So, to every listener tuned in today: It’s your turn. Get curious. Dream big. Take inspired action. Whether you’re interested in art, travel, tech, entrepreneurship, or building a garden in coconut shells—this is your season to grow. Thank you for tuning in to Women Over 40. Don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode. 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
Welcome back to Women Over 40, the podcast that’s all about championing reinvention, courage, and new beginnings for women who know their best chapters are unfolding right now. Today, let’s dive straight into one exhilarating truth: you are never too old to pursue new passions or to completely reinvent yourself. Right now, at this very moment in your 40s—or beyond—is the perfect time to launch into a whole new adventure.
Take Toni Morrison, for example. She published her first novel at 40 and went on to win the Nobel Prize in Literature—proof that creativity doesn’t have an expiration date. Then there’s Vera Wang, who became a fashion icon only after switching careers and designing her first wedding dress at age 40. Or Ariana Huffington, who founded The Huffington Post at 55, showing that entrepreneurship knows no bounds. These stories aren’t just inspiring—they’re blueprints. According to career coach Keri Ford, turning 40 propelled her toward reclaiming her health and transforming her life, revealing vast, hidden potential waiting to be unleashed after 40.
But let’s get personal. Reinventing yourself isn’t just about chasing big goals; it’s about inner fulfillment. Susan Lister Locke, for example, took inventory of her life around age 50, listing her interests, strengths, and desires—not just as a “career” move, but to rediscover what truly made her feel alive. She returned to real estate, but also took art and jewelry classes, letting curiosity be her guide. And when her jewelry found fans in Nantucket and at Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts, she realized she hadn’t just found a job—she’d crafted a whole new identity. According to Covey Club, experience, confidence, and connections are your secret arsenal for reinvention at midlife—so make use of them.
Let’s talk about the process, because reinventing yourself is a journey. First, get clear on your vision. Ask yourself where you feel stuck. What lights you up? A personal SWOT analysis—your strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats—can be invaluable. Suburban Tourist recommends writing these down and giving yourself credit for all that you’ve overcome and gained along the way. The key is to start taking action, even if you begin with small steps. Maybe you want to delve into photography, launch a business, or unearth a childhood passion—whatever it is, immerse yourself, master each challenge, and keep moving forward.
Sometimes it’s not about monumental change, but about rekindling curiosity or embracing compassion, like Shinde, who recommitted to her family nursery, experimented with creativity, and found joy far from the expectations imposed by society. Empowerment begins with that first, bold step: deciding you are worthy of the adventure, regardless of your age.
So, to every listener tuned in today: It’s your turn. Get curious. Dream big. Take inspired action. Whether you’re interested in art, travel, tech, entrepreneurship, or building a garden in coconut shells—this is your season to grow. Thank you for tuning in to Women Over 40. Don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode. 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