A woman sits across from Julie Ciardi in a business meeting. She’s 59. Behind Julie is a shelf of copies of her book, and the cover has three words: 50 Not Finished.

The woman reads it and says one word.

“Yep.”

Julie says almost every woman near or over 50 reacts the same way. They don’t ask what it means or what the book is about. They just recognize it immediately, as if someone had finally said out loud what they’ve felt for years.

I think that reaction says more than the book title does. When a woman agrees with three words that fast, she isn’t learning something new. She’s recognizing it.

The story we were handed

Most of us grew up with a simple timeline. Build the career by 30. Make the money by 55. Then wind down, slow down, and step aside.

Julie watched that story play out in corporate. People over 50 were laid off and nudged toward retirement, treated as if their best work was behind them.

I watched it too, over 20 years in corporate HR. I’m 47 now, a few years behind Julie. When I finally walked away, the question people asked wasn’t what are you building? It was how did you do it?

What almost nobody says out loud is that this timeline runs backwards.

Julie shared an idea from Ra Uru Hu, the founder of Human Design: purpose doesn’t really begin to flower until after 50. When you think about it, that’s obvious. Purpose is built from every hard season, every lesson, every time you were knocked down and got back up. A 27-year-old hasn’t lived long enough to have all of that. You have.

So midlife isn’t the end of your usefulness. It’s the first time you have everything you need.

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You already knew

The moment in our conversation that stayed with me most was about a 13-year-old girl.

When Julie was about that age, she remembers thinking she wished there were a job where she could read books and tell people about them. Today her book, 50 Not Finished, is built on the books that changed her life. That job she imagined as a kid is the job she has now.

I have my own version. Last year I found an old notebook with a question in it: What would your 80-year-old self wish you hadn’t stopped doing?

I had written one word: writing.

I don’t remember writing it, but I remember what came after. Years in rooms that weren’t mine. Then publishing found me. Five collaboration books later, and a sixth on the way as I’m writing this to you.

Julie describes this as a remembering, and I think that’s the most accurate word for what reinvention is. The woman you want to become was never a stranger. She’s the girl you were before everyone started deciding for you. The shoulds, the paths chosen for us, the choices made on our behalf all fogged the mirror. Reinvention is wiping it clean.

Why we stay stuck

If we already know, why is what do you want? the hardest question for women to answer?

Julie gave two reasons, and both hit hard.

First, we’ve never practiced asking it. For decades we’ve taken care of everyone else on paths someone else laid out.

Second, the answer is scary. As soon as a real desire shows up, the how comes right behind it. How would I afford that? What would my husband say? What will people think? So we close the door before the idea can even finish forming.

Julie kept that door half-closed for ten years. She ordered an entrepreneur binder by mail and took calls about franchises. She wanted out and couldn’t see how. What finally changed wasn’t a plan. It was a decision: enough. Once she stopped slamming the door on the question, the answers started arriving, in the form of the right podcasts, the right books, and the right people.

The clarity never came all at once. It came one step at a time, which is how it works for everyone. You don’t need the whole map. You need to stop tearing up the first page.

The rebellion no one sees

Julie calls her community the Red Rebelle Room. She spells it the French way because this rebellion isn’t about marching in the street. It’s quieter and harder than that. It’s a rebellion against the voice in your own head.

For Julie, it started with her hair. She’d colored it since she was 19. She went through a can of root spray a week and wouldn’t leave the house if a sparkle of silver showed. At 47, she let it grow out. It was messy, and people talked.

“I know it’s just hair,” she told me. But once you stop hiding one true thing about yourself, you want that freedom everywhere else too.

That’s what nobody warns you about. One aligned choice creates momentum for the next one.

It never stays with you

Here’s what I can’t overstate: when you change, the people around you change too.

I left corporate as the breadwinner, and one plan. And it played out completely different than I had imagined. My husband was my biggest supported and would say, It’s all going to work out, Criss. You’re the one worried about it. Two months later he was offered a better position, with more pay and more room to do his own inner work. He’s a different man today.

Then the ripple continued through my kids. Not to mention when I began to study Human Design and use it to understand my family better. When I learned my children’s designs, I stopped managing my son and started trusting him. My sister noticed the change in him before I said a word. It’s been absolutely magical to witness.

Your reinvention isn’t selfish. It gives everyone around you permission to do the same.

Not a pivot. A thread.

Julie’s first business after IBM was a boutique. It seems unrelated to what she does now, except that women kept pulling her aside and asking, How did you do this? She was already coaching and it was the first clue she needed to continue on her journey.

That’s why she can’t stand the word pivot. A pivot implies you turned away from something. Look back at your own life and you’ll probably see what she sees: one thread that runs through everything, even the parts that felt like detours.

For years, my whiteboard listed coaching, podcast, publication, and books, and I thought I had too many directions. Then I realized they were all one direction: helping women’s voices be heard and helping them hear their own voice.

So here’s my question for you

What is that inner voices telling you that you already know?

Julie compares your voice to a conch shell. When you blow it, your people come. Not everyone, just the people who need to hear exactly what you have to say.

You’re not finished. You’re not starting over, either. You’re remembering.

Alignment first. Then evolution. That’s reinvention.

Your next chapter might be a real chapter

Voices of Influence: Women Leading in Alignment brings together the stories and lived wisdom of women creating impact by leading true to who they are. Their stories inspire other women to trust their inner voice, lead with clarity and purpose, and make a difference in their businesses, careers, communities, and everyday lives.

Julie is opening the book with the foreword and there’s still room for your voice in it.

This book is for the woman who:

* Has lived through a season that changed her, and came out knowing herself better.

* Stopped following the path she was handed and started following the one that was hers.

* Leads a business, a team, a family, or a community her own way.

* Read this and thought, I have something to say about that.

You don’t have to call yourself a writer. You need a story and the willingness to share it, because another woman is waiting to hear exactly what you’ve lived.

If something in you knows your story belongs in this book, send me a DM with the word CHAPTER.

Message me on Substack, or if you’re listening on the podcast, you can find me on Facebook or Instagram at @crissmadrigal. I’ll send you the details, and we’ll talk about whether this book is for you.

P.S. Know a woman whose story belongs in this book? Send her this conversation.

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What if the guidance you’ve been searching for has been with you all along?

In the final episode of my Mini Audiobook Series, I’m reading my chapter, The Spark Within, originally published in the collaboration book Spark in October 2025.

This chapter takes you into one of the most spiritual experiences of my life—from a brilliant light that first appeared in my sleep to a QHHT session that brought me back to moments of fear, motherhood, divine protection, and the unmistakable feeling that I had never been alone.

But the realization that stayed with me was even bigger:

The light didn’t come to me. It came through me.

Sometimes we spend so much time looking outside of ourselves for the answer, the sign, the confirmation, or the next step that we miss what has already been speaking to us from within.

And that feels like the perfect place to close this series.

Because reinvention isn’t always about becoming someone new. Sometimes it’s about finally recognizing the woman who has been emerging through every experience you’ve lived.

If you’re in that kind of season right now, I created the free Alignment Report to help you understand how you’re uniquely designed to move through life, make decisions, and recognize what alignment—and misalignment—can feel like for you.

Ready to understand your own signals of alignment?

Get your FREE personalized Alignment Report and discover how you’re uniquely designed to move through life, make decisions, and recognize when something is working for you—or when it’s time to pay attention.

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What happens when the life you built, the identity you carried, and the beliefs you once trusted no longer fit the woman you are now?

In Chapter 4 of my Mini Audiobook Series, I’m reading A Journey to My Remembrance, originally published in the 2025 collaboration book Sacred Redesign.

This chapter takes you into one of the deepest seasons of my own reinvention: leaving a 20-year corporate career, stepping into the unknown, releasing identities and generational patterns, learning to trust myself differently, and recognizing the places where I was still dimming my own light.

But this chapter isn’t really about leaving corporate or becoming an entrepreneur. It’s about what happens when you realize alignment is going to require something from you.

Sometimes it asks you to leave or to release. Other times it asks you to stop carrying what was never yours and to finally own the parts of yourself you’ve spent years minimizing.

If you’re in a season where something no longer fits, but you’re still discovering what comes next, The Reinvention Room was created for this part of the journey.

Inside, I share deeper teachings and conversations around reinvention, alignment, identity, and becoming the woman you know you’re ready to be.

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One of the questions I hear most often when I talk with women about becoming contributing authors in a collaboration book is how quickly they can expect to see a return on their investment.

Most people assume the ROI begins once the book is published. I see it differently. The return begins the moment you say yes, because that is the moment the opportunity starts working for you.

A collaboration book is not only about the finished book. It is about the visibility, relationships, positioning, content, and opportunities that can begin forming throughout the entire process.

The simplest way I describe it is this: your chapter becomes content, your content creates conversations, those conversations create connections, and those connections can lead to opportunities.

Start talking about the book before it launches

One of the biggest mistakes I see authors make is waiting until publication day to tell people they are part of a book.

The moment you commit, start sharing the journey. Talk about why you said yes, what you are learning through the writing process, and what it feels like to revisit the story you are choosing to tell.

If this is your first time becoming a published author, that experience itself is part of the story. Let your audience see some of the process rather than only showing them the finished product.

When people follow the journey with you, they become more connected to the book before it ever launches. By the time it is released, they already understand why the project matters to you.

Build relationships with the other authors

The second opportunity is in the word collaboration itself.

A collaboration book gives you access to a group of people who are all contributing to the same project. Yet I often see authors participate in the book without ever truly connecting with one another.

That is a missed opportunity.

Find out who the other authors are. Introduce yourself. Learn what they do, who they serve, and what brought them into the book.

There may be natural overlap between your audiences or your work. You may discover opportunities to host a Live together, interview one another, share referrals, collaborate on content, or simply build a strong professional relationship.

This is one of the fastest ways a collaboration book can expand your network. You are not only gaining a place in the book. You are entering a new ecosystem of people, ideas, and relationships.

Inside Voices of Influence: Women Leading in Alignment, we have a private Facebook group specifically for the authors so those connections can begin well before publication.

Let your chapter become a bridge

Your chapter should also give the reader a reason to continue the relationship with you.

A powerful story creates resonance, but the opportunity becomes even greater when the reader can clearly see how your experience connects to the work you do today.

Think about the transformation inside your chapter. Where were you before the experience? What changed? What did you learn? How did that lesson shape the way you lead, live, or serve now?

That is where the story becomes a bridge.

Someone may read your chapter and recognize herself in it. She may be navigating something you have already moved through. If your story gives her clarity or possibility, she may naturally want to learn more from you.

Give her a clear next step, whether that is your website, newsletter, podcast, services, social media, or another resource.

Every author who joins Voices of Influence also receives access to my From Story to Legacy workshop. The workshop helps authors identify meaningful stories, extract the wisdom from those experiences, and turn that wisdom into something that can serve others through books, podcasts, articles, speaking, and content.

Use the chapter long after the launch

Another mistake I see is treating publication day as the finish line.

Your chapter can continue working for you long after the book has launched.

One chapter can become months of content. The ideas inside it can become podcast conversations, Substack articles, social content, emails, workshops, masterclasses, speaking topics, or even a lead magnet.

You have already done the deeper work of identifying the story and articulating the lesson. Repurposing allows you to keep expanding on that message without constantly starting from zero.

Inside Voices of Influence, authors retain the rights to their individual chapters after publication, which gives them the ability to continue using their work strategically.

The book may be the first place the story appears, but it does not have to be the last.

Own the authority of becoming a published author

Becoming published can also strengthen your positioning, but only if you actually use that credential.

I often see women become published authors and then barely mention it again.

Add it to your bio, website, social profile, speaker sheet, email signature, and media kit. Make it easy for people to see that you have contributed your perspective and lived experience to a published body of work.

Authority is about allowing your body of work to reflect the depth of your experience and thought leadership.

Create opportunities around the book

The book can also become a reason to gather people.

You might host an online conversation with several co-authors, organize a local book signing, or create a panel around the central theme of the book.

The power is in the shared audience.

Each author brings her own network, community, and relationships into the conversation. That creates the possibility for everyone involved to reach people they would not have reached alone.

That is one of the biggest advantages of a collaboration book.

Why I talk about 30X-ing the opportunity

The vision for Voices of Influence: Women Leading in Alignment is to bring together 30 women.

That means the book is not being shared by one person. It is being shared across many different networks, communities, industries, and circles of influence.

That does not mean results multiply automatically simply because there are 30 authors. The value comes from participating in the collaboration.

When authors connect with one another, share the book, create conversations, and continue using their chapters after launch, the reach of the project becomes much larger than what any one person could create alone.

That is where the real opportunity lives.

A collaboration book can become far more than a publishing credit. It can become a vehicle for visibility, authority, relationships, content, and new opportunities if you choose to use it that way.

The ROI starts long before the book lands in someone’s hands. It begins with how you show up from the moment you say yes.

If you have a story, experience, or body of wisdom you feel called to share, Voices of Influence: Women Leading in Alignment is currently open to contributing authors.

Comment AUTHOR or send me a message and I’ll share the details.

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Sometimes the biggest changes in our lives begin long before anyone else can see them.

In Chapter 3 of my Mini Audiobook Series, I’m reading “The Shift to Abundance,” originally published in Hispanic Stars Rising, Volume V in October 2024 during Hispanic Heritage Month.

I wrote this chapter about a moment when our bank account was unexpectedly wiped down to zero and the surprising realization that came with it.

Instead of fear, something inside of me shifted.

For years, I had approached money from protection, scarcity, and limitation. That experience forced me to question what I believed about money, trust, possibility, and abundance.

Within a year of that shift, I became a 4 time international bestselling author, launched a podcast, and walked away from a 20-year corporate career to become an entrepreneur.

But reading this chapter today, I can see something I couldn’t fully see when I wrote it:

The shift wasn’t only about money. It was about learning to trust what was changing inside of me before my external life reflected it.

In this episode, I share the original chapter and my perspective today on what those internal shifts can teach us about reinvention.

As you listen, consider:

What has already shifted inside of you that your life hasn’t caught up with yet?

If you’re questioning what’s next or wondering where you’ve become disconnected from who you are today, start with my free Alignment Report. It’s designed to help you recognize where you may be living in—or out of—alignment with your unique design.

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What happens when you achieve the life you were taught to want then realize it no longer feels like yours?

In Chapter 2 of my Mini Audiobook Series, I’m sharing my chapter Live Your Dream from Latinas Rising: Breaking Generational Chains and Becoming Changemakers, a collaborative book I brought together and published in 2024.

This chapter takes you back to my childhood between Mexico and the United States, my pursuit of education and the American Dream, and the moment I realized that despite doing everything “right”—three degrees, a home, a family, a successful career, and a six-figure income—I didn’t feel free.

I had broken some generational cycles, but there were others I was still living inside.

This is a story about awakening. About unlearning the beliefs that tie our worth to productivity and achievement. About leaving behind what is familiar, learning to trust the unknown, reconnecting with faith, and giving yourself permission to want a different life.

And maybe most importantly, it’s about recognizing that reinvention doesn’t mean rejecting where you came from. Sometimes it means honoring everything that got you here while choosing differently for where you’re going.

If you’re in a season where the life you built no longer feels completely aligned with the woman you’ve become, start with my free Alignment Report.

It uses your unique design to help you recognize how alignment feels for you and the signals that may be showing you where something in your life is ready to shift.

Get your free Alignment Report here: www.crissmadrigal.com

🎙️ Listen to Chapter 2 of the Mini Audiobook Series now.

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What happens when the life you’re living requires so much of you that somewhere along the way, you lose yourself inside of it?

Welcome to Chapter One of my Mini Audiobook Series, where I’m taking you inside five chapters I’ve written over the years—each capturing a different season of my life, my evolution, and ultimately, my reinvention.

We begin with “I Honor You,” my chapter from the 2023 collaborative book Sacred Silver Linings.

This chapter takes you back to one of the most defining seasons of my life.

I share the moment my husband and I learned that our unborn twin daughters had serious medical complications, the fear and uncertainty that followed, and the faith that carried our family through diagnoses, open-heart surgeries, hundreds of therapy appointments, and years of learning how to raise and advocate for our children.

But this isn’t only a story about motherhood.

It’s also the story of what happened to me along the way.

After years of caring for everyone around me, I realized I had slowly disappeared from my own life. I was showing up as a mother, wife, daughter, advocate, employee, and everything everyone needed me to be—but I no longer recognized the woman looking back at me.

That realization became a wake-up call.

And eventually, a reinvention.

In this chapter, you’ll hear about the moment I decided I was no longer willing to give the people I loved only what was left of me. You’ll hear how changing my mind began changing my life, how I started dreaming again, and how bringing my mind, heart, body, and spirit back together helped me begin creating myself anew.

Looking back now, I can see something I couldn’t fully see when I wrote this chapter:

Reinvention doesn’t erase what you’ve lived through.

It allows you to take the wisdom from those experiences and decide who you’re going to become because of them.

The woman who wrote this chapter was already becoming the woman I am today.

And maybe something you’ve lived through is asking the same of you.

Where are you in your own reinvention?

You don’t have to have all the answers yet.

Sometimes the first step is simply recognizing where the life you’re living no longer matches the woman you’ve become.

That’s why I created the free Alignment Report.

Using your unique Human Design, the report helps you understand how you’re naturally designed to move through life and make decisions—and recognize the signals that can reveal when you’re moving in or out of alignment.

Because before you decide what comes next, it helps to understand you.

Alignment first. Then evolution. That’s reinvention.

And make sure you’re subscribed to Voices of Influence: The Podcast. In the next episode, I’ll open another chapter from another season of my life as we continue this five-part Mini Audiobook Series.

Five books. Five chapters. Five different moments of evolution.

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Your story was never meant to end with you.

The experiences that changed you, challenged you, broke something open in you, or called you into a new version of yourself carry wisdom. And when you’re willing to share that wisdom, your story can become a bridge between what you’ve lived and the person who needs what you now know.

In this short episode of Voices of Influence: The Podcast, Criss explores the connection between story, service, alignment, evolution, and reinvention—and why sharing our stories can be part of the work we’re here to do in the world.

Because every story holds an opportunity to ask:

What did this teach me?Who did I become because of it?How can what I now know become a bridge for someone else?

It’s alignment first. Then evolution. That’s reinvention.

A New Mini Audiobook Series

Over the next five episodes, Criss is opening the pages of five collaborative books she has contributed to and sharing each of her chapters in its entirety.

Five books. Five chapters. Five different moments in her evolution.

Some will hit you right in the heart. Others may remind you to believe in yourself, trust what is calling you forward, and recognize the wisdom inside your own story.

Think of it as a mini audiobook series, and an invitation to consider the stories you may be ready to share.

Subscribe to Voices of Influence: The Podcast so you don’t miss Chapter One or any of the five episodes in this special series.

Is Your Story Ready to Become Part of a Book?

Enrollment is open for Voices of Influence collaborative book:

Voices of Influence: Women Leading in Alignment

This book brings together women who lead with authenticity, purpose, and conviction. Through personal stories, lived wisdom, and practical insights, each woman shares the experiences that shaped her and the lessons that have helped her lead in greater alignment with who she truly is.

Together, these stories will inspire women to lead with greater confidence in their businesses, careers, communities, and everyday lives.

Learn more and join the book.

You can also send Criss a DM on any social platform with the word BOOK and she’ll send you the details.

Your story doesn’t have to be extraordinary to matter.

It simply has to be yours.

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The story you’ve been hesitant to share may be the exact story another woman needs to hear.

Your lived experience, the lessons you’ve learned, the moments that changed you, and the wisdom you carry can become a bridge for someone else.

That’s why I’m opening the invitation to become a contributing author in Voices of Influence: Women Leading in Alignment.

This collaboration brings together women who are creating impact and leading in alignment with who they are — in their businesses, careers, communities, relationships, and everyday lives.

You don’t need to have written a book before. You don’t need to tell your entire life story.

You need one story. One chapter. One piece of wisdom that deserves a life beyond you.

And when our stories come together, we amplify one another’s voices and create something that can continue impacting women for years to come.

If you’ve been feeling the pull to share your story, this may be your invitation.

Send me a message and I’ll share the contributing author details with you.

I can’t wait to welcome you inside!

Criss Madrigal

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What happens when you stop looking outside yourself for the right words, the right strategy, or the right path—and become willing to trust the truth already moving through you?

Today on Voices of Influence: The Podcast with Criss Madrigal, I’m sharing a powerful keynote from Jaclyn Shaw, spiritual mentor, bestselling author, speaker, and a mentor of mine for the past several months.

Jaclyn originally delivered this talk as the opening keynote for Top 50 Voices of Influence: Women in Alignment, and it was simply too powerful to keep inside that experience.

My mission is to impact the lives of 1 million women across the globe by 2029, and I know a mission this big cannot be accomplished alone. Part of that work is amplifying the voices of women whose messages have the power to create real change.

Jaclyn is one of those women.

In This Episode

Jaclyn takes us into a conversation around truth, God, money, self-trust, and what becomes possible when we stop diluting who we are.

Tune in as she explores:

The power of living your truth—not just speaking it.Jaclyn challenges us to look at the places where we know what is true for us, yet still soften our words, second-guess ourselves, or change direction because of fear, judgment, or someone else’s opinion.

Why truth and leadership are inseparable.Real influence isn’t created by trying to be polarizing or disruptive. Jaclyn shares why being unapologetically who you are will naturally attract the people who are meant for your work—and repel those who aren’t.

The cost of becoming more fully yourself.There comes a point when the people-pleasing, approval-seeking, “should” following parts of us can no longer lead. Truth can be inconvenient. It can be uncomfortable. And it can require being willing to be misunderstood.

What happens when someone else’s voice becomes louder than your own.Jaclyn shares deeply personal experiences from writing her books and being encouraged to remove, soften, or change parts of her story and spiritual message—and the decision she made not to betray herself in the process.

Why your lived experience matters.Your stories, wisdom, experiences, and voice may be exactly what someone else needs. But they cannot impact anyone when they’re hidden because you’re afraid they’re too much, too vulnerable, or won’t be understood.

The connection between God, truth, and money.Jaclyn brings forward her unconventional perspective on wealth: what she calls God × Money. She shares how faith, trust, conviction, and a willingness to move before having evidence changed the trajectory of her business and finances.

Her journey from $200,000 in debt to building multimillion-dollar businesses.Rather than allowing past evidence to define what was possible next, Jaclyn began questioning the story she was telling herself about money—and choosing a different one.

Why the unknown may be exactly where you’re meant to go.Sometimes the next move will not make logical sense. Jaclyn speaks about releasing the need to control the pathway and trusting what she describes as God’s direction, even before knowing where it will lead.

And perhaps one of the most important reminders in this entire conversation:

You are not being asked to become someone else. You are being invited to go deeper into who you already are.

A Question to Sit With

As you listen, ask yourself:

Where am I still betraying what I know to be true because I’m afraid of how it will be received?

Maybe there’s something you’ve been called to say. Something you’ve been called to create. A decision you already know you need to make. Or simply a fuller version of yourself you’ve been hesitant to let the world see. This conversation is an invitation to stop diluting it.

Listen to the episode and notice what speaks directly to you.

Connect With Jaclyn Shaw

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Employed by God

I’ve personally been inside Jaclyn’s Employed by God mastermind for several months.

If you’re ready to explore what it looks like to have God as your co-creator and co-pilot in your life and work, this is a room worth exploring.

Learn more about Employed by God:https://jaclynshaw.ca/employed-by-god-page?am_id=criss1865

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