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For those who’ve been following the Mommy Talk Show Facebook page, I’ve shared a little bit about #FiguringOut40.
My 40th birthday is one month away and I’ve been going through a bit of an emotional roller coaster about it.
This first #FiguringOut40 explains why. I hope you tune in each Sunday for a new video. Get each new talk show topic in your inbox by subscribing to Mommy Talk Show RSS feed.
Video: Introducing #FiguringOut40
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How has getting older affected how you feel about yourself – emotionally, physically and emotionally?
Have you heard other women complain or lament about getting older? How can we support each other through this journey?
#FiguringOut40 Twitter Chat July 21, 2013
Therapist Thommi Odom will answer questions on Sunday, July 21st from 9-9:30p EST in a #FiguringOut40 Twitter chat. RSVP on the Mommy Talk Show Facebook event for updates.
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1st – Great Eyes! They are popping off the screen and giving you a great glow! 2nd- Happy Early Birthday
3rd- I love getting older! I love the maturity and wisdom that comes with time. I love looking back and being so very thankful that I’m not were I used to be and being excited with the direction I know Im headed in. I hear 40’s are ‘da bomb. LOL! Can’t wait to hear all about it.
When I turned 20, I felt like I had finally become an adult, but still felt childlike in some ways. It was a fun and carefree time. Now that I’m pushing 30, I still feel like a child – but I also think I should be dressing differently, acting differently… I think that we all go through some introspection when we reach another age range, but this doesn’t have to be a negative thing! It’s not like a whole lot is changing just because you’ve added another year to your life! Happy early birthday to you, Joyce! (And by the way, I would have never guessed that you were turning 40. I thought we were closer in age!)
SMH I thought by 30 I would have life figured out now I am into my 30’s and nothing is going as to how I planned it but I will say this I have learned to approach things differently as I get older. Good luck to you as you start your new journey soon
40 is in my rear view mirror with 50 being seen a bit up the road ahead. I had a LOT of people tell me my body would ‘fall apart’ on my 40th birthday. Some things are definitely different, but with hard work I think my body is in better shape now than in my 20s and 30s.
I think a support group for aging women is a great thought! I know many women who have gone through “crisis” especially around birthdays. Celebrating and being proud about who we are and what we have accomplished is so important. 🙂
I loved turning 40. Its the year I decided to become an entrepreneur and set my own schedule. You will love your 40s… trust me!
I love this series you are doing. I will be 30 next month and kinda going through the same thing. But I am trying to see it as a positive and make it some of the best years!
I struggle as I age because I have MS, and that can make me feel older than I am. Mentally though, I feel that I have a good grip on aging so far. I hope that holds as I creep up to the big 3-0!
This is great!!! I will be retweeting this.
I keep hearing people get this AHAAAAAAA at 40!! I am learnin alot in my 30s about myself and people around me. I want to have it together by 40 – we shall see!
Turning 40 wasn’t so bad, still looking forward my next step is 45. 🙂
I read this / watched this last week and feel asleep. No fault of yours, it was like 1 am. LOL But it has been on my mind to get back here and tell you that I’m excited to watch you in the process of #Figuringout40. I was excited to turn 30 because 29 was a rough year. I hope to be excited for 40 on its own merits but I admit at 33, 40 does feel a little scary.
I love your approach and know you’ll get it all figured out. I’m watching and learning.