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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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Midlife Awakening: Your Practical Guide to Reinvention After 40
2w ago00:04:09Tap to summarizeThis is your Women Over 40: Create a podcast episode outline about reinventing yourself after 40, focusing on pursuing new passions. podcast. Welcome back to Women Over 40. Today we’re diving straight into reinventing yourself after 40 by pursuing new passions, not someday, but starting now. If you’re listening and thinking, “Is this all there is?” you’re not alone. Coaches like Trish Blackwell and voices like Mel Robbins both point out that reinvention usually starts with that restless feeling, that quiet “there has to be more.” That feeling is not a midlife crisis. It is a midlife awakening. So let’s use it. First, imagine the woman you’re becoming. Trish Blackwell talks about getting curious about your future self, ten years from now. Close your eyes and picture her. Where is she living? What is she excited to wake up for? Maybe she’s finally painting in a small studio, launching a wellness business, going back to university, or training for her first half-marathon at 52. Don’t edit yourself. This is your private vision. Now ask: what passions have you silenced because they didn’t seem practical? Maybe you loved writing in your twenties. Maybe you lit up when you helped friends solve problems, which could point to coaching or mentoring. According to the Reinvention Rebels podcast with Regina Young, reinventing yourself is an act of self-love. So give yourself permission to want what you want, without apology. Next, we turn desire into something you can actually live. On her site The Female CEO, Lindsay Gardner shares that one of the first strategies she used to reinvent herself after 40 was the belief “I am enough.” That mindset is foundational. You are not starting from scratch; you are starting from experience. Everything you’ve survived becomes fuel for this next chapter. From there, look at your daily life like an audit. Where is your time leaking away into obligations that no longer fit? Who gets access to your energy? In a video about reinventing yourself after 40, creator Chloe Yasmin talks about creating a “no list” and acting like the CEO of your life. That means saying no to overexplaining, no to guilt, no to relationships that cost you clarity. Every no creates space for your new passion. Then build tiny, practical rituals that support your reinvention. Mel Robbins often explains that you don’t need motivation, you need mechanisms. That might be a 20‑minute block each morning devoted to your passion, a standing weekly class, or one non‑negotiable hour every Sunday where you work on your new project. When you design systems around your passion, you stop waiting to feel ready and start becoming the woman who does the thing. As you step into new territory, your inner critic will get loud. The Female CEO recommends reframing your self-talk. When you catch yourself thinking, “I’m too old to start this,” shift it to, “My experience makes me powerful at this.” When you hear, “I’m going to be terrible,” try, “I’m a beginner, and beginners are allowed to learn.” Your words become the environment your dreams grow in. Finally, remember that reinvention is not a single leap; it’s a series of small, brave experiments. Start the podcast. Enroll in the class. Join the local community group. Pitch the idea. You do not have to burn your old life down. You just have to begin living in alignment with who you’re becoming. Thank you for tuning in to Women Over 40. If this episode sparked something in you, make sure you subscribe so you never miss a conversation that supports your reinvention. 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
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Midlife Remix: Trading Your Should-Haves for Your Want-Tos
4w ago00:03:00Tap to summarizeThis is your Women Over 40 podcast.Welcome back to Women Over 40, the podcast where we celebrate the fierce power of midlife reinvention. I'm your host, and today we're diving deep into something that might be whisper-quiet in your heart right now, but it's calling louder than ever. That feeling? That's your permission to chase a passion you've shelved for years.Picture this. Your kids are grown or your career is in cruise control. You're sitting there wondering what comes next. Maybe you've spent twenty years building someone else's dream, and now you're asking yourself a radical question: Who do I want to become? Not who have I been, but who am I becoming?According to the Women Over 40 podcast on Reinvention Season, your forties are prime time for this transformation. This isn't about spontaneous decisions. This is about intention. Start by getting clear on your values. What matters most to you now? Freedom? Creativity? Impact? Write those down because everything you choose moving forward needs to align with what truly lights you up.Let me tell you about Antoinette Blake. She experienced a career setback in her sixties, the kind of moment that could have stopped her cold. Instead, she transformed that setback into an entrepreneurial triumph. Today, she's a multi-award-winning blogger and entrepreneur through Blake Enterprises, helping other women harness social media to grow their businesses. She didn't wait for permission. She created it.Karlin Clayton, a certified leadership coach, reinvented herself after divorce and corporate upheaval. Her wisdom is this: focus on what you control. You can't dictate job loss or heartbreak, but you can absolutely reframe your identity. You can decide who you're becoming.Here's your blueprint, listeners. Challenge those sneaky beliefs that whisper you're too old. Network like your dreams depend on it because opportunities flow from connections, not resumes. Build three non-negotiables into your week. One weekly body fuel like yoga. One mind feeder like journaling your dreams. One space reset like clearing out that garage that's been calling you.Say no to draining obligations. Expect pushback from friends. But this is self-respect, not approval-seeking. This is you deciding your own story.Wendy Valentine moved from burnout to breakthrough in her forties. She navigated career change, divorce, and major life transitions, and she came out the other side more purposeful and joyful in her fifties. She wrote Women Waking Up because she discovered that midlife isn't an ending. It's a powerful new beginning.Your reinvention might look like starting that business you've dreamed about. It might look like going back to school. It might look like volunteering your expertise in ways that matter to you. The common thread isn't the outcome. It's the commitment to yourself.You have everything you need right now. You have your wisdom, your experience, your clarity about what matters. What you're adding is permission and intention.Thank you so much for tuning in to Women Over 40 today. Please subscribe so you never miss an episode of your own reinvention journey. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease.ai.For more http://www.quietplease.aiGet the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AIThis episode includes AI-generated content.
Transcribe →Midlife Uprising: Your Permission Slip to Start Over
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Transcribe →Midlife Launchpad: Your Kitchen Table Revolution Starts Now
May 200:02:55Tap to summarizeThis is your Women Over 40 podcast. Imagine this: you're sitting in your kitchen, staring at the coffee mug that's seen better days, wondering if this is all there is after 40. But what if I told you, listener, that right now, in this very moment, you hold the power to rewrite your story? Welcome to Women Over 40, where we dive into the fire of reinvention, celebrating the bold women chasing passions that light up their souls. Today, we're talking about pursuing new dreams after 40—because midlife isn't a slowdown; it's your launchpad. Take Antoinette Blake, a woman in her sixties who faced a crushing career setback. Instead of retreating, she channeled that pain into Blake Enterprises, becoming a multi-award-winning blogger and social media marketing whiz. According to Reinvention Rebels podcast host Wendy Battles, Antoinette's triumph shows how adapting to change unlocks entrepreneurial gold. Or consider Angel Cornelius, who at 56 launched a national beauty brand, shattering stereotypes and stepping into her unapologetic power. These aren't fairy tales—they're real women proving that fears are just speed bumps on the road to your second act. Angela Vassallo nails it in her TEDx talk, The Midlife Advantage. She flips the script on the myth that you're past your prime, declaring with humor and heart that your greatest successes bloom after 40. Why? You've got wisdom, resilience, and zero time for nonsense. Your circle might shrink—that's okay, as one midlife expert notes—making room for soul-aligned connections. And Regina Young, featured on Reinvention Rebels, calls reinvention an act of self-love. In her transformative journey to midlife mastery, she embraced curiosity and openness, urging women 50 to 90 to cultivate growth mindsets and dive into new adventures. Listener, picture a college professor in her forties, restless despite a rewarding career. She followed her mentoring passion, pivoting to personal and career coaching, as shared in Heyday Coaching's inspiration stories. Or Wendy Valentine, who burned out in her 40s, navigated divorce and menopause, then reinvented into a purposeful life, authoring Women Waking Up. Her Face Yoga Expert podcast chat reveals midlife as a beautiful beginning—reconnect with passion through boundaries and possibility. You don't need permission. Start small: journal that buried dream, sign up for that painting class in your town, or launch that side hustle like Rachel Lankester, who flipped shattered dreams into bold purpose on Age Boldly. The unfair advantage? Experience as your superpower. Forget speed—your metric is joy and impact. Women over 40, this is your time to roar. Pursue that passion; the world needs your fire. Thank you for tuning in, listener. Subscribe now for more empowerment on Women Over 40. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. For more http://www.quietplease.ai Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.
Transcribe →Midlife Isn't a Crisis - It's Your Comeback Tour: Stories of Women Who Reinvented Everything After 40 ---
May 100:03:32Tap to summarizeThis is your Women Over 40 podcast. Welcome back to Women Over 40, the podcast where we celebrate the fierce power of midlife magic. I'm your host, and today we're diving straight into reinventing yourself after 40 by chasing those long-buried passions that make your heart race. Listeners, if you've ever felt that itch—the one whispering it's time for a bold new chapter—this episode is your spark. Picture this: You're in your forties, maybe juggling kids, career, and that nagging sense of "Is this all?" But here's the truth—your forties are prime time for reinvention. Take Kym Showers, the certified life coach behind the Reinvented After 40 podcast. After turning 40, she ditched dependency on others for happiness and built a life of practical strategies, tools, and unapologetic self-reliance. Kym's story screams that you hold the reins now. No more waiting for permission. Or look at Antoinette Blake from the Reinvention Rebels podcast hosted by Wendy Battles. In her sixties, after a brutal career setback, Antoinette pivoted to entrepreneurship. Today, through Blake Enterprises, she's a multi-award-winning blogger and social media marketing whiz. She turned adversity into triumph, proving adaptation unlocks doors you never saw. Wendy spotlights women 50 to 90 doing just that—pursuing passions that light them up, flipping the script on slowing down. Then there's Vera Wang, who shattered age myths by launching her iconic bridal gown empire at 40. No fashion background? No problem. She chased her creative fire and built a legacy. Or Rachel Lankester, who at 41 faced early menopause—a curveball that shattered dreams. But curiosity and self-belief fueled her. Now, through her Age Boldly platform, she's empowering women to embrace midlife and menopause with purpose. These aren't fairy tales; they're blueprints. Start small: Ask who you want to be, like in the Women Over 40 podcast's Reinvention Season. Journal your whispers into empire-building dreams. Enroll in that painting class at your local community center, launch a blog like Antoinette, or pivot careers following Kym's tips. Restlessness is your signal—lean in. Create new challenges, chase curiosity, and watch your second act unfold. Listeners, over 40 isn't an ending; it's your bold opening act. You've got wisdom, resilience, and time on your side. Grab that passion—whether it's writing, entrepreneurship, or advocacy—and reinvent unapologetically. You're not just surviving midlife; you're owning it. Thank you for tuning in to Women Over 40. If this fired you up, subscribe now for more empowerment. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. For more http://www.quietplease.ai Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.
Transcribe →Reinvention Brews: From Chicago Coffee Mugs to Your Second Act Revolution
Apr 2900:03:09Tap to summarizeThis is your Women Over 40 podcast. Welcome back to Women Over 40, the podcast empowering you to thrive in every chapter of life. I'm your host, Elena Rivera, and today we're diving straight into reinventing yourself after 40 by chasing those new passions you've always dreamed of. Picture this: you're in your kitchen in Chicago, staring at a half-empty coffee mug, wondering if it's too late to swap your corporate routine for something that lights your soul on fire. Spoiler alert, fabulous listener: it's not. At 40-plus, you're at your peak—wiser, bolder, and free from the noise of your twenties. Let's get real. According to a 2023 AARP study, over 60% of women over 40 report feeling a surge in confidence to pivot careers or hobbies, fueled by life experience. Take Vera Wang, who didn't launch her iconic bridal empire until 40, after years in fashion editing at Vogue. Or Julia Child, who published her first cookbook, Mastering the Art of French Cooking, at 49, turning a late-blooming love for Paris kitchens into a global sensation. These aren't anomalies; they're proof that reinvention isn't about youth—it's about unleashing what's been simmering inside you. Start by auditing your spark. Grab a journal—yes, right now—and list three passions you've sidelined. Maybe it's painting, like Sheri Seggerman, who at 42 quit her tech job in Seattle to study at the Savannah College of Art and Design, now selling her vibrant abstracts in galleries worldwide. Or hiking rugged trails, inspired by Robyn Benincasa, the 40-something adventure racer who founded Arrowhead Adventure Labs to coach women through epic challenges. Feel that pull? It's your cue. But how do you leap? First, build a bridge, not a bungee jump. Enroll in accessible classes—platforms like MasterClass offer sessions with pros like Neil Gaiman on storytelling, perfect for budding writers over 40. Join communities too: the Women Over 40 Book Club in New York City meets weekly via Zoom, blending virtual chats with local meetups. Financially, side hustles shine here. Etsy reports sellers over 45 earning six figures from crafts like handmade jewelry from Austin artisan Maria Lopez, who started at 43 after her kids left home. Overcome the inner critic whispering "too old." Reframe it: your age is your superpower. A Harvard Grant Study on adult development shows reinvention boosts longevity and joy, with midlife changers reporting 30% higher life satisfaction. Protect your energy—set micro-goals, like 20 minutes daily on your guitar via Justin Guitar's free online lessons. Celebrate wins, big or small, with a glass of Napa Valley Cabernet from Stag's Leap Wine Cellars. Listeners, you're not starting over; you're leveling up. That pottery wheel in your garage? Spin it. That novel outline? Write the first page. Reinventing after 40 isn't a luxury—it's your revolution. Thank you for tuning in to Women Over 40. If this sparked something, subscribe now for more empowerment on Apple Podcasts, Spotify This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.
Transcribe →Women Over 40: Your Second Act Starts Now
Apr 2700:02:46Tap to summarizeThis is your Women Over 40 podcast. Imagine this: you're over 40, staring at the mirror, wondering if the best chapters of your life are already written. What if I told you they're not? Welcome to Women Over 40, where we ignite that fire within to chase passions you shelved years ago. Today, we're diving into reinventing yourself by pursuing those dreams that make your heart race. Take Jane Campbell, who at 40, fresh from a divorce, enrolled at university in Oxfordshire to train as a group analyst. She built a career she loved, and four decades later, at 80, she's still reinventing—penning her novel Interpretations of Love, centering the loves, lusts, and losses of older women. Jane stopped asking permission and embraced the solitary life that fueled her creativity. Listeners, that's your blueprint: no more waiting for approval. Or consider Cynthia C., almost 60 and newly divorced in a foreign country, feeling like her world had ended. On a flight back to the USA, a chance chat with an older woman flipped her script. Cynthia started over, proving age is no barrier to fresh beginnings. And Rachel Lankester? At 41, hit with early menopause news that shattered her dreams, she channeled curiosity and self-belief into her Age Boldly podcast, flipping the narrative on midlife and menopause to empower thousands. These stories echo the spirit of podcasts like Reinvented After 40, hosted by Certified Life Coach Kym Showers. Kym shares tools she used to reclaim her life post-40, urging women to take responsibility and stop relying on others for happiness. Then there's Reinvention Rebels with Wendy Battles, spotlighting women 50 to 90 who've launched blogs, businesses, or passions, turning past experiences into future triumphs. Wendy reminds us: embrace your uniqueness, find joy in impact over income. You can do this too. Start small—dust off that painting hobby, launch a blog like Battles suggests, or pivot careers like Vera Wang did, designing iconic gowns after 40. According to timeless stories compiled by Timeless Type, success has no age limit. Listen to your midlife whispers, as coach Abigail K advises: articulate your unique promise, speak to others' fears, and build your empire. Sisters, over 40 isn't a slowdown—it's your bold opening act. You've got wisdom, resilience, and unapologetic fire. Chase those shelved passions today. Your second act awaits. Thank you for tuning in, listeners. Subscribe now for more empowerment. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. For more http://www.quietplease.ai Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.
Transcribe →Women Over 40: Your Launchpad Years - From Setbacks to Second Acts That Soar
Apr 2600:03:01Tap to summarizeThis is your Women Over 40 podcast. Imagine this: you're over 40, staring at the mirror, wondering if the best chapters of your life are behind you. But what if I told you that's just the beginning? Welcome to Women Over 40, where we celebrate the fierce fire inside you that's ready to ignite new passions. Today, we're diving into reinventing yourself after 40 by chasing those dreams you've shelved for too long. Let me introduce you to Antoinette Blake, a woman in her sixties who turned a brutal career setback into a thriving empire. Through her company, Blake Enterprises, she's now a multi-award-winning blogger and social media marketing whiz. Antoinette didn't just survive change; she danced with it, proving that reinvention isn't about starting over—it's about building bolder. Her story, shared on the Reinvention Rebels podcast hosted by Wendy Battles, reminds us that at any age, especially after 50 or even 90, you can reshape your world. Then there's Jane Campbell, who at 40 faced divorce and said yes to her heart's calling. She headed to university to train as a group analyst, emerging 40 years later at 80, still empowering others through therapy. As detailed in The Shift with Sam Baker, Jane's journey shouts that it's never too late to follow your passion—whether it's studying, healing, or healing others. Picture Cynthia C., almost 60, newly divorced and stranded in a foreign country, feeling like life was done. A chance flight chat with an older woman back to the USA flipped her script. According to Daily Inspired Life, that conversation sparked her to start over with unshakeable hope, embracing new adventures on her terms. And don't miss Rachel Lankester, hit with early menopause at 41. Instead of crumbling, she channeled curiosity into flipping the midlife narrative. On Reinvention Rebels, Rachel shares how self-belief turned shattered dreams into a powerful purpose, authoring books and advocating for women navigating hormones and beyond. Sarah Rusbatch, too, redefined midlife by ditching the mummy wine culture that drained her. In her podcast appearance, she reveals how reevaluating alcohol boosted her vitality, sleep, and relationships during perimenopause—unlocking true freedom without a drop. Listeners, these women aren't exceptions; they're your blueprint. Start small: journal that passion—painting in Paris, coding classes at Coursera, or launching a blog like Antoinette. Surround yourself with rebels like those on Reinvented After 40 podcast, where hosts urge you to own your happiness. Feel the shift? That's your power awakening. Over 40 isn't a deadline; it's your launchpad. Pursue that hobby turned hustle, that trip to Tuscany, that novel brewing in your soul. You've got wisdom, resilience, and time—seize it. Thank you for tuning in, beautiful listeners. Subscribe now for more empowerment on Women Over 40. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. For more http://www.quietplease.ai Get This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.
Transcribe →Women Over 40: Chasing Shelved Passions and Writing Your Second Act with Unapologetic Fire
Apr 2500:03:48Tap to summarizeThis is your Women Over 40 podcast. Welcome back to Women Over 40, the podcast empowering you to own your next chapter with unapologetic fire. I'm your host, and today we're diving straight into reinventing yourself after 40 by chasing those passions you've shelved for too long. Listeners, if you've ever felt that itch—the one whispering it's time for more—this episode is your spark. Picture this: You're in your 40s, life's script feels worn out, kids are launching, career's on autopilot. But deep down, a passion simmers. That's where reinvention begins. Take Kym Showers, certified life coach and host of Reinvented After 40 podcast. After turning 40, she ditched dependency on others for happiness, crafting practical strategies to rebuild her world. Her weekly tips remind us: You hold the pen now. No more waiting for permission. Or meet Antoinette Blake, star of the Reinvention Rebels podcast by Wendy Battles. In her sixties, after a brutal career setback, she pivoted to blogging and social media marketing through her company, Blake Enterprises. Now a multi-award-winning entrepreneur, Antoinette proves adversity is just soil for new growth. She adapted, hustled, and turned pain into purpose—showing us women over 40 that reinvention isn't age-locked; it's heart-driven. Then there's Jane Campbell, who at 40 faced divorce and boldly enrolled at university to train as a group analyst. Four decades later, at 80, from her home in Oxfordshire, she's authoring Interpretations of Love, centering old women's loves, lusts, and losses. Jane stopped asking permission in midlife, embracing solitude and self-discovery. Her story screams: Reinvent once, then do it again. Don't forget Rachel Lankester. At 41, early menopause shattered her dreams, but curiosity and self-belief flipped the script. On Reinvention Rebels, she shares how she channeled that shock into bold purpose, flipping midlife narratives on menopause and beyond. And Yvonne Reddin? Struggling financially and emotionally as a single mom, she reinvented in her 40s, becoming an accomplished journalist who travels and writes freely. Her courage broadened horizons we all crave. Listeners, these women aren't outliers—they're blueprints. Start small: Journal that buried passion, like Alyson Chalnick did, trading New Jersey chaos for Vermont serenity with her family. Or like Renee Salem, leaving an unhappy marriage to reclaim joy. Podcasts like She Reinvented for women over 35 echo this: You're not stuck; you're staging your second act. Empowerment isn't a buzzword—it's action. Over 40 means wisdom stacked high, energy refined, and zero tolerance for settling. Pursue that art class, launch the side hustle, travel solo. Your passions aren't whims; they're your power source. You've earned this reinvention. Thank you for tuning in, fabulous listeners. Subscribe now so you never miss a dose of midlife magic. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. For more http://ww This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.
Transcribe →Women Over 40: Your Best Chapter Starts Now
Apr 2400:03:14Tap to summarizeThis is your Women Over 40 podcast. Welcome back to Women Over 40, the podcast dedicated to empowering women in their midlife journey. I'm your host, and today we're diving into one of the most transformative conversations you can have with yourself: reinventing your life after 40. Let's be honest. Society tells us that by 40, our best years are behind us. Our paths are set. Our opportunities have already been seized or lost. But that narrative is completely false, and the women we're celebrating today prove it every single day. Consider the story of Antoinette Blake. At an age when many people are settling into their careers, Antoinette experienced a major career setback. But instead of accepting defeat, she transformed that moment into something extraordinary. She built Blake Enterprises, becoming a multi-award-winning blogger and entrepreneur who now thrives in social media marketing. Her journey reminds us that adversity after 40 isn't a dead end. It's often a doorway. The truth is, reinvention after 40 looks different for every woman. Some of you are leaving corporate positions that no longer fulfill you. Some are discovering passions you've been putting on hold for decades. Others are rebuilding entire lives after major life transitions. What unites these journeys is courage and clarity. When you reach your 40s and beyond, you've accumulated something invaluable that your younger self didn't have: wisdom. You know what doesn't matter anymore. You understand your own resilience. You've learned how to navigate disappointment. These aren't limitations. They're superpowers. Pursuing new passions after 40 means giving yourself permission to be a beginner again. It means looking at the skills you've developed throughout your career and asking yourself how they could serve a completely different dream. It means connecting with communities of women who are doing the same thing, because isolation is the enemy of reinvention. The shift we're talking about isn't about age. It's about responsibility. It's about deciding that your happiness and fulfillment are not luxuries or selfish pursuits. They're necessities. When you reinvent yourself after 40, you're not just changing your career or your circumstances. You're changing your relationship with yourself. Your 40s, 50s, 60s and beyond are not your second act. They're your continuation of a story that's still being written by you. The possibilities aren't behind you. They're in front of you, waiting for you to claim them. Thank you so much for tuning in to Women Over 40. I hope today's conversation inspired you to think about what reinvention means for your own life. Please subscribe so you don't miss our upcoming episodes where we'll dive deeper into specific strategies for pursuing your passions and building the life you truly want. 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 This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.
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