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A space for all of us over 50. Are you passionate + curious about aging well...physically, mentally, and spiritually?
Together, we'll dive into the magical + the miserable and everything in between as we aim to live well on the other side of 50.
Somewhere along the way you stopped being curious & settled for comfortable. This newsletter will encourage you to unleash that curiosity, discover what you really want, and maybe even help you stop overthinking every word you said today.
Comfort for the uncomfortable work of self-discovery
A weekly kick in the pants to DO SOMETHING about your restless human soul. This may or may not include disappearing to an island and living off coconuts and rum.
Women don't vanish after 40. Who knew?! Amplifying and celebrating the voices of women in midlife and beyond by the former editor of Red, Cosmopolitan (and Just 17!)
You're Way Too Old to Say You're Too Old for your last third. This is your time, the best time, and let's discover why. Above all, let's share the best ideas for how to enjoy and thrive. The best adventure is to age well. Let's play!
You are part of a generation of women redefining midlife. Younger for longer we have unprecedented opportunities. But also unprecedented pressures. This newsletter is about helping you matter more in your own midlife.
New York Times bestselling author Kirsten Powers writes about unlearning societal conditioning, living authentically, and how to actually change your life.
The internet’s most intimate, illuminating interviews with today’s greatest writers—get an in-depth look into the craft of writing and what it means to be a heart-centered human in a hard world.
Style advice, shopping picks, pop culture, and opinion for over-40 women and the over-40-curious, from former Sassy staffer and Lucky Magazine founding editor in chief Kim France.