Posts Tagged ‘20-something’

The 40-Something Guide to Getting Over the 1st Heartbreak

Today we have a 20-something question on getting over the first heartbreak, something almost all humanity has experienced and it never gets easier. How do we move on? A side note: Anyone can submit a question through “Ask Advice” button above. The idea is to provide a variety of answers and perspectives from 40-something women […] Read more…

Valuing Friends — Find the No Judgement Zone

On deck for this weekend: a gathering of college roommates in NYC. That means lots of laughter, living, catching up, cocktails, and camaraderie. Yes they need nurturing, but the magic of some friendships is that no matter how long you go without connecting, the distance melts away when you get together.  Herewith, an ode to friends. […] Read more…

Happily Independent

Happy 4th of July! In honor of Independence Day I took a look back at all my interviews to search for quotes and thoughts pertaining to independence. Here are some 40-something quotes on independence on subjects from family to finance to self-fulfillment. On independence within a relationship… “Give yourself some freedom to have independent lives. […] Read more…

Three Gifts for a 20-Something (28)

Every time I interview a 40-something woman for 40:20 Vision I ask them what 3 “gifts” would they give a 20-something if they were a “Forty-Godmother”. Here are one woman’s gifts:   1. The knowledge that your parents wanting the best for you does not mean they won’t support you if you choose a different […] Read more…

Beware of Career Handcuffs

The other day I was having a conversation with a 20-something about career switching and the fears around doing it. I found myself quoting some of my 40-something interviewee’s advice on the matter. First, they offer reassurance that if you are resourceful and skilled, there is no reason to fear you won’t be successful in […] Read more…

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