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 This is your Women Over 40 podcast.

Welcome to Women Over 40, the podcast where we tell the truth about what it means to start again when the world thinks you should be settling down. Today we’re talking about reinventing yourself after 40 by pursuing new passions, and we’re getting right into it.

If you’re listening and thinking, “Isn’t it too late?” I want you to hold that thought up to the light. According to Elevate with Keri, Toni Morrison published her first novel at 40 and later won the Nobel Prize in Literature. Vera Wang entered fashion design at 40 after working in journalism and figure skating. Arianna Huffington launched The Huffington Post at 55. These are not exceptions. They are proof that a whole new chapter can begin exactly when other people think the story is over.

Rachel Harrison-Sund, an entrepreneur who rebuilt her life in her 40s, likes to remind women that you’re never starting over, you’re starting from experience. Think about that. You have decades of skills, relationships, and wisdom that a 25-year-old simply doesn’t have. Reinvention after 40 is not about erasing your past. It’s about repurposing it.

So let’s outline today’s episode together as we go. First, we explore the spark: that quiet restlessness you feel in your job, your relationships, or your daily routine. Maybe you’ve been a corporate leader for 20 years and suddenly you’re drawn to wellness coaching. Maybe, like the college professor described on Heyday Coaching’s blog, you’ve done one thing very well for a long time, and now your curiosity is tugging you toward a completely different path. That discomfort is not failure. It is data. It’s your inner compass saying, “It’s time.”

Next, we move into vision. LoveQuest Coaching talks about getting radically clear on the kind of life you want and then beginning to live in alignment with that vision immediately, not “someday.” So I want you to picture your ideal day five years from now. Where do you wake up? Who are you working with? What are you creating? Reinvention starts with permission to want what you truly want.

Then we’ll talk about experimentation. Many women over 40 reinvent through side projects: taking a design class at night, starting a small online shop, launching a podcast, or joining a local writing group. Rachel Harrison-Sund started a side-hustle self-publishing books and ended up becoming an online educator and YouTube host. She didn’t know the endgame. She just followed the next right step.

From there, we’ll tackle fear and the comfort zone. LoveQuest Coaching calls comfort a growth killer. That might mean leaving a job that no longer fits, outgrowing friendships that don’t support your new direction, or being a beginner again in a pottery studio, tech bootcamp, or yoga teacher training. Discomfort is not a sign you’re on the wrong path; it’s proof you’ve stopped shrinking.

We’ll close the episode by turning passion into practice. That means creating a simple plan: one action that fuels your body, one that feeds your mind, and one that moves your new passion forward each week. Tiny, consistent steps compound over time, just like money in a bank account.

If you take nothing else from today, remember this: women like Toni Morrison, Vera Wang, Arianna Huffington, Rachel Harrison-Sund, and countless unnamed women have all shown that age is not a deadline. It is a launch date.

Thank you for tuning in to Women Over 40. If this episode spoke to you, make sure you subscribe so you never miss a conversation. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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