Becoming a Published Memoirist at 58: Lisa’s Story
After a career in PR, it would take the encouragement of a fellow writer for Lisa to take the plunge. She completed an MFA in writing at 48 and had her first book—a memoir about her journey to rediscover her dad after his death—published 10 years later. Tell us a...Where Are They Now? Updates on Bonnie, Judi, and Lena
Let’s catch up with three women who have been featured here in the last few years and find out what’s new: Bonnie Hillman Shay of Mariposa Photo Organizing; Judi Schindler and her first book Husbands: An Owner’s Manual; and Lena Georas’s...Becoming an Ambassador of Happiness in Midlife: Maura’s Story
After her time as a homeschooling mom had “run its course,” Maura chose to reinvent in midlife. Today she is an author, podcaster, speaker, and course creator—all aimed at “the advancement of the human race.” Tell us a little about your...Becoming a Politician in Midlife: Kerin’s Story
A friend’s suicide was the final push Kerin needed to accept an appeal to run for office—in midlife. She did and won the election! Tell us a little about your background. I was born Kerin J. Sturino in Chicagoland, into a devout Roman Catholic family. I was the...Sheila Warnock, Launching Share The Care™ Non-Profit in Midlife
Tell us a little about your background. I was born in the US and was about to begin first grade when my family moved to Germany a few years following WW II. Under the Marshall Plan (The European Recovery Program), military families were being sent overseas and an...FOLLOW ME
