HeyJaredAging Unfiltered
A Los Angeles-based 45+ mom navigating health, life, motherhood, teenagers, marriage of 20 years, and perimenopause.
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I Was Assaulted in Broad Daylight (opens the original)
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The One Workout That Changed My Body At 48 (opens the original)
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I have been working out since I was 15. In High School it was Step classes, and lifting weights. After college I did a lot of cardio + strength training. In my early 30s, post babies, I did Barre and Tracey Anderson videos (lol)! And then, when we opened our gym Health House in 2014, I did rowing and strength training. My body never looked better as I approached 40.At about 45 my body hit a wall. Everything started to hurt. I would get back into working out, and then months later I would have to
What Successful Women Have in Common (opens the original)
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I find myself drawn to female entrepreneurs. I love to hear stories of success, and growing a business from the ground up. Women who take a risk are built different. I truly admire the grit it takes to bet on yourself! <img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="644" s
What To Invest in (Early) Fall (opens the original)
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Where did August go? While it is STEAMY in Los Angeles, thoughts of fall are on my mind. At this point in my life, I don’t really need anything. But I do enjoy bringing in some quality pieces each year. Each season, I make a wishlist of things I want to invest in. I keep it in my notes section as a checklist. I encourage everyone to go through their closet before the start of the season and then make a list of what you are missing. Aging Unfiltered is a reader-supported publicat
You Don't Have to Be Rich to Raise Sophisticated Kids (opens the original)
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As we are close to sending our kids off into the real world, I have thought a lot about what it means to raise sophisticated kids. And I don’t mean flying business class, knowing which fork to use, or having endless stamps on their passports. To me, sophistication has very little to do with money. It’s about exposure. It’s teaching your kids to walk into a room and talk to anyone. How to order for themselves at a restaurant. How to appreciate good food and be adventurous in trying new things, wh
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