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The Nowhere Near Done Podcast is a space especially for women 40+ who know they’re just getting started.We’re talking real life, real growth, and real conversations—with experts and inspiring women sharing wisdom on:Parenting & relationshipsBeauty, health &…
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Episode 13: Old Chicks Know Sh*t: Midlife Reinvention with Jennifer Arthurton (opens the original)
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What if the answers you’re searching for aren’t somewhere outside you—but already within you? Jennifer Arthurton, founder of Old Chicks Know Shit and the Maven Collective, found herself approaching 50 divorced, unemployed, an empty nester and facing a stress-related illness. When the identities she had built her life around disappeared, she began the difficult work of figuring out who she was beneath the roles, obligations and expectations. Jennifer joins Sara for an honest conversation about mi
Episode 12: The Tribe We Need in Midlife: Sailing into the Unknown with Bea Miranda (opens the original)
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What if midlife isn’t the end of the life you planned—but the beginning of one you never imagined? Bea left her job, bought a sailboat and set out to see the world with a new love. In this episode, she joins Sara from halfway around the world for an honest conversation about perimenopause, reinvention, relationships and the courage to choose a different life. Bea also shares why she created The Pause Hub, a resource offering candid conversations about menopause from both a woman’s and her partne
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