HeyJaredForty In Motion
A podcast for women navigating life after 40, starting over, and figuring out what’s next. Real conversations, honest reflection, and encouragement for every season of change.
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- Sep 22, 2026
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- Sep 9, 2026
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How Women Lose Themselves in Love (opens the original)
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Losing yourself in a relationship can happen slowly, one small compromise at a time, until you look up one day and barely recognize who you've become. This episode looks at why that pattern starts, why it feels safer to stay quiet than to speak up, and what it actually takes to start finding yourself again without necessarily ending the relationship you're in.
Stop Waiting. Give Yourself 30 Days. (opens the original)
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Stop waiting. Give yourself 30 days to actually change your life. In this episode of Forty In Motion, Evelyn Ariah gets real about what it actually takes to make meaningful changes without the unrealistic routines, motivational hype, or endless planning. You do not need a new personality. You need a few new standards. For 30 days, it is about moving your body, building better daily habits, getting your money under control, cleaning up your space, putting your phone down, overcoming procrastinati
Life After Military Retirement: Navigating Identity Loss (opens the original)
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Your life can look completely fine on the outside while something inside you feels entirely disconnected. This episode of Forty In Motion is about that exact gap, exploring what happens when you function perfectly in everyday life but internally feel distant from yourself. This is an honest conversation about identity shifts, burnout, and the heavy emotional impact of major life transitions, including military retirement, career changes, and long seasons of caregiving and intense responsibility.
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