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Women Over 40

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 This is your Women Over 40 podcast.

"Woman Over 40" is an inspiring podcast dedicated to empowering women in their midlife journey. Dive into transformative discussions on reinventing yourself after 40, as we explore the endless possibilities of pursuing new passions. Join us for engaging episodes that celebrate resilience, creativity, and personal growth, offering practical tips and stories to motivate and guide women stepping into a vibrant, renewed phase of life. Each episode provides insightful strategies and heartfelt conversations designed to uplift and encourage women to embrace the exciting opportunities that lie ahead. Tune in to "Women Over 40" and start crafting your next chapter today.

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  • Igniting Your Second Act: Pursuing New Passions After 40

    Igniting Your Second Act: Pursuing New Passions After 40
    Jul 14 2025
    This is your Women Over 40 podcast.

    Welcome to Women Over 40, the show where we celebrate the second act, challenge society’s expectations, and empower women to build a life they love. Today, we’re diving straight into a topic that’s both thrilling and—for some—daunting: reinventing yourself after 40 by pursuing new passions.

    Let’s cut to the chase: Reinvention isn’t just possible after 40—it’s often where the magic happens. If you’re listening, maybe you’ve hit a wall. Maybe your career, your lifestyle, or even your relationships no longer feel like your own. Maybe you’re wondering, “Is this all there is?” You’re not alone. In fact, CoveyClub highlights ten women who faced exactly this. Take Susan Lister Locke from Rhode Island. She grew up dreaming of being a fashion designer but life had other plans—marriage, kids, and a career in retail. It wasn’t until her late 40s, after a divorce and upheaval, that she asked herself what she truly wanted. Susan didn’t just shift careers—she went all in. She revived her real estate license and, more importantly, started making jewelry, something that sparked joy. Soon enough, her pieces were being sold in Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts. Susan’s journey wasn’t about returning to something old, but discovering something entirely new—proof that new passions can lead to unexpected places.

    And Susan isn’t alone. Keri Ford, host of Literally First Class, talks about how turning 40 was the launchpad for her own major transformation. She reshaped her health and career, and now helps women uncover hidden reserves of potential after 40. If you need more inspiration, remember Toni Morrison published her first novel at 40 and Vera Wang became a fashion icon past 40. Age never stopped them from pursuing what lit them up.

    But let’s get practical. Reinventing yourself doesn’t require an overnight overhaul. According to Rachel Harrison Sund, who launched her own bold new chapter after 40, the most critical step is realizing you are never starting over—you’re starting from experience. That knowledge is your springboard.

    So where do you start? Try this: Make a list, just like Susan did. What excites you? What drains you? Write it all down. You don’t need the whole roadmap, just the first step. Maybe that’s signing up for a class, joining a group, or reaching out to someone who’s already making moves in the field you’re curious about. The uncertainty can be scary, but each small action builds momentum.

    And don’t think you have to go it alone. Many women find new energy with support, whether from a coach, a friend, or a vibrant online community. Surround yourself with voices that see your potential, not just your past.

    Above all, remember: it’s not just okay to change course—it’s your right. The dreams you had at 25 may not fit anymore, and that’s a sign of growth, not failure.

    Thank you for tuning in to Women Over 40. If today’s episode sparked something in you, be sure to subscribe so you never miss a chance to get inspired. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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    3 min
  • Midlife, Unfiltered: Reinventing Yourself After 40

    Midlife, Unfiltered: Reinventing Yourself After 40
    Jul 13 2025
    This is your Women Over 40 podcast.

    Welcome to Women Over 40, the podcast where we celebrate transformation, resilience, and the power of pursuing new passions at midlife. Today, we’re diving right into a topic that’s both personal and universal: reinventing yourself after 40 by discovering and chasing new passions.

    Turning 40 can feel like crossing into uncharted territory. For some, it’s a time of excitement; for others, it’s marked by uncertainty or even loss. But here’s the truth: this milestone isn’t the end of the road—it’s a powerful launching pad. According to CoveyClub, women like Susan Lister Locke have shown how experience, confidence, and connections at midlife can be your greatest assets. Susan shifted gears at almost 50, blending real estate with a newfound love for making jewelry. What started as a creative hobby soon turned into a flourishing business, with her pieces sold in places like Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts. Her journey reminds us that reinvention doesn’t mean abandoning your past; it means building on it.

    Let’s not forget the incredible stories of women who only found their real passion after 40. Keri Ford, for example, redefined her life after a personal health transformation at 40. She began advocating for women’s health and empowerment, using her own journey—and the journeys of her clients—to spotlight the endless possibilities that exist after 40. Stories like Toni Morrison writing her first novel at 40, or Ariana Huffington founding The Huffington Post at 55, show us there is no deadline for dreaming big or making waves.

    But what does reinvention really look like day to day? According to Rachel Harrison-Sund, it means you’re never starting from scratch—you’re starting from experience. All the years you’ve lived, the lessons learned, and the hurdles you’ve overcome now become your foundation. She encourages taking small, purposeful steps. Maybe it’s signing up for a class to learn drawing or digital marketing. Maybe it’s reaching out to a network or mentor in your field of interest. Incremental progress, she says, adds up—just like compounding interest.

    Over at The Better India, there’s a story of Shinde, who, facing grief instead of clarity at 40, found her way back to curiosity by nurturing plants. This quiet, persistent exploration led her to rebuild her family’s nursery and transform it into a thriving business. Her story is proof that reinvention doesn’t require grand gestures. Sometimes, it starts with a notebook, a plant, and the courage to follow your curiosity.

    You might feel stuck or uncertain, but the only permission you need to reinvent yourself is your own. Life coach advice often points out the importance of vision—getting clear about what excites and fulfills you, then living that life now, not someday. It’s not always easy. It takes work, and sometimes, it takes reaching out for support or immersing yourself in learning.

    To every listener who’s over 40, remember: your passions matter, and it’s never too late to discover new ones. Thank you for tuning in. Be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss an episode. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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    3 min
  • Nantucket Jewels: Crafting a Second Act After 40

    Nantucket Jewels: Crafting a Second Act After 40
    Jul 12 2025
    This is your Women Over 40 podcast.

    Welcome to Women Over 40, the podcast that celebrates reinvention, resilience, and the power of new beginnings. Today, we’re diving straight into the heart of what it means to reinvent yourself after 40, especially when it comes to pursuing new passions—perhaps even ones you never imagined would be part of your story.

    Let’s be honest: hitting 40 can feel like a jolt. For some, it’s a rude awakening—maybe a career goes stagnant, a relationship ends, or the empty nest suddenly echoes louder than anticipated. But what if I told you these moments can be the spark for something transformative? Just ask Susan Lister Locke. She grew up wanting to be a fashion designer in Rhode Island, but life nudged her onto other paths—marriage, motherhood, summers in Nantucket. After her divorce and approaching 50, the company she worked for shuttered its doors. Facing uncertainty, she crafted lists about her interests and strengths. Susan pivoted back into real estate and, on the side, began making jewelry. That “side passion” turned into a second act, with her creations sold in Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts and upscale Nantucket shops. Reinvention, for Susan, started with simply asking: what do I love, and what can I try?

    Across the globe, stories echo this theme. Shinde, in India, used her 40s to nurture creativity and compassion. Despite criticisms and doubts, she rebuilt her family’s nursery business and poured her curiosity into learning about everything from sensory gardens to AI in plant care. Her 40s became an exploration, not a rush to tick boxes, but a journey rooted in self-dedication and growth. Curiosity, she says, is her compass now.

    These women aren’t outliers. Keri Ford, in her podcast Literally First Class, reminds us that some of the most remarkable career pivots and creative blooms happen after 40. Think of Toni Morrison, who published her first novel at 40, or Vera Wang, who entered fashion at 40 and became a design icon. Ariana Huffington founded The Huffington Post at 55. Their stories are reminders: it’s never too late to start, and the expertise gathered through decades can propel you further than you imagine.

    But how do you actually begin? First, get clear on your vision. What does fulfillment look like now—not 20 years ago, but today? Next, immerse yourself. Whether it’s coaching, classes, or mentorship, don’t just dream—act. Join collectives or business networks like Shinde did; connect with people who push you forward. Most importantly, remember you’re not starting from scratch. You’re launching from experience, and that’s your superpower.

    Reinvention after 40 isn’t about erasing your past; it’s about building on it. Whether the catalyst is divorce, an empty nest, or a career pause, this chapter is yours to script. It’s your chance to pursue those forgotten passions, to try, stumble, and then soar.

    Thank you for tuning in to Women Over 40. If you found inspiration in these stories, 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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    3 min

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