One of my favorite quotes is the African Proverb: “If you want to go fast, go alone; if you want to go far, go together.” I’ve realized that when women come together we are capable of just about anything. I see this in the workplace, in volunteer organizations, and in social groups meant to build belonging and community. But most of all, it’s been a constant theme in my podcast. AGELESS started out profiling individual women, their struggles, their resilience, and their accomplishments on the other side of the obstacles they overcame. But it’s grown into something much greater. It is a platform for new ideas, life transformation, and yes, for community among women. In today’s episode, Anne Hungate and Andrea Mohamed talk about casting off the safety and toxicity of corporate America in favor of going together down a business path that lifts women up. Their company is called “QuantumBloom,” and their lives have definitely bloomed since teaming up for this inspiring adventure.

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT ANNE AND ANDREA:

https://quantumbloom.com/

https://www.instagram.com/quantumbloominc/

https://www.linkedin.com/company/quantumbloom/

About 53 million Americans care for a spouse, an elderly parent, another relative, or a special needs child. Often, the call to caregiving for many of us is a big surprise when a loved one faces a sudden illness or has an accident. We don’t have time to plan. Frankly, we don’t have time to think about it, we just DO it. It’s a skillset that doesn’t come naturally to everyone, yet we rise to the occasion because we have no choice. Chances are we will all face this at one point or another in our lives if we haven’t already, especially if you are in midlife and your parents are getting older. It can be scary and exhausting, but we can learn from other women who have been caregivers. In today’s episode, we speak to women who have cared for their parents and to an expert about how to usher our loved ones out of this world with grace while maintaining our own strength and sanity.

Stephanie Knichel:

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(36) Stephanie Knichel | LinkedIn

Andrea Pettine:

Pettine Law Offices, LLC - Family Law, Mediation

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(41) Andrea Glass Pettine | LinkedIn

Edla Prevette:

www.edlaprevette.com

https://www.facebook.com/eprevette

https://www.instagram.com/oneeighty_edlaprevette/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/edla-prevette-lcmhc-b2b71935/

All of us have looked in the mirror and asked ourselves: “Am I too old to wear this?” Or: “Does this make me look old?” Cultivating your personal style in midlife doesn’t come without challenges. Our bodies are changing. The way the world sees us is changing. We want to look our best, but we also want to be comfortable. What are the rules about dressing as we get older? Are there rules? In this episode, New York based style expert Elysha Lenkin has tips for dressing in every season of your life so that you can feel confident and authentically yourself. A big part of the process is eliminating pieces in your closet that no longer serve you. You will love Elysha’s suggestions for taking risks and adding creativity and style into your life.

To learn more:

The Guided Closet Cleanout Challenge: https://elyshalenkin.com/al_gcc

Website: https://elyshalenkin.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elysha_nyc/

FB group, Closet Shopping Collective: https://www.facebook.com/groups/elyshalenkinstyle/

FREE QUIZ to FIND YOUR IT FACTOR and discover your ON-CAMERA style: https://elyshalenkin.com/ital_quiz