Mia believes fashion should evolve with the women who have supported it for decades. Do fashion brands truly represent women over 50 today? #womenover50 #styleinspiration #styleover50 #ageinclusivity

Broaden your perception of beauty. #beautiful #visibility #feelbeautiful

What if everything you've been told about aging is wrong? For years, Mia Maugé believed what so many women are taught to believe -- that getting older meant becoming less visible, less relevant and slowly fading into the background. Instead, the opposite happened. After embracing who she was rather than fighting the aging process, Mia's life took an unexpected turn. She became an international model, an anti-ageism advocate and a voice helping redefine what confidence, beauty and visibility look like after 50. This episode is about reinvention. It's about saying yes to opportunities you never imagined. And it's about discovering that your next chapter may become the one you didn't see coming. If you've ever wondered whether your best opportunities are behind you, this conversation will leave you looking at your future differently. In this episode, we discuss: • How embracing aging changed her life • The confidence that comes with saying yes • Why women become more powerful with age • How to stop shrinking and start living visibly Follow Mia Maugé here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/miamauge/?hl=en YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaQyD7azc9vkJaw9eO1B87g/videos Subscribe to Living Her Next Phase for more conversations that help accomplished women redefine success, live more visibly and navigate what's next with intention. #bevisible #visibilityafter50 #reinvention #findingfulfillment #success

We spent our 20s figuring it out. Our 30s building it. Our 40s holding it all together. And now that it's finally our turn, we're being asked to hand it to the next generation and get out of the way. Nope. Gen X women are not a bridge generation. We still have goals. We still have ambition. We still have things to say that the world needs to hear. Do not shrink in this phase of your life. #genxwomen #genx #womenempowerment #livinghernextphase #notdoneyet

What happens when you stop waiting for certainty and finally trust yourself? In this episode of Living Her Next Phase, I sit down with Keanna O'Quinn, founder of @SonicSommelier, to talk about reinvention, intuition, creativity and the courage to pursue a life that feels aligned -- even when you don't have proof it will work. Before building a business that designs emotional experiences through sound, Keanna was a teacher, performer and employee with a stable career path ahead of her. But something inside kept telling her there was more. What followed was a series of unexpected turns, difficult decisions and leaps of faith that ultimately led her to create a life on her own terms. This conversation is about so much more than entrepreneurship. It's about: - Trusting yourself before you have all the answers - Letting go of what no longer fits - Finding clarity through stillness - Reinvention at every stage of life - Listening to your intuition instead of outside expectations - Creating a life that feels as good as it looks If you're in a season of transition, questioning what's next, or feeling pulled toward something bigger, this conversation is for you. About Keanna: Keanna O'Quinn is the founder of Sonic Sommelier, an experiential music and sonic design company that helps brands, venues and couples create intentional soundscapes that shape emotion, memory and connection. Her work sits at the intersection of art, hospitality, design and human experience. Subscribe to Living Her Next Phase for more conversations that help accomplished women redefine success, live more fully and navigate what's next with intention. #womeninbusiness #expectmore #reinvention #findingfulfillment #success

#success #expectmore #surpriseme #findingfulfillment @SonicSommelier

Life is too short to play games. Salina declared her love for Eddie and claimed him early on in their relationship. Watch the full episode on @livinghernextphase https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9T4-MGwahrE&t=5s

We know that life goes on after loss, but... It's a sad and brutal reality. Life stops for no one. Watch the full episode on @livinghernextphase https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9T4-MGwahrE&t=524s

There's something that can happen to many women as we get closer to fifty. Confidence can start to shift. Our bodies change. Our energy changes. And for women who have grown up in a culture that places so much value on how we look, those changes can hit in ways we didn't quite expect. But every now and then, you come across a woman who reminds you that none of that means you have to shrink. My guest today is one of those women. Salina Williams, known to many as Salina Sincerely, has been showing up on social media for more than a decade. What started as sharing her personal style has evolved into something much deeper: a platform rooted in honesty, vulnerability and connection. Women follow her for the fashion and they stay for who she is. In this full conversation, we go beyond what you see online. Salina opens up about: • Her upbringing and early influences • Her 23-year career in the mental health field • How she began sharing her life on social media • Building a community through authenticity and connection • The realities of confidence, aging and visibility • Love, loss and navigating grief • The decision to walk away from a long-standing career • Reinvention and what it means to start over This is a conversation about more than style or social media. It's about identity, courage and choosing yourself, even when life takes an unexpected turn. Sometimes the hardest chapters lead us to the most meaningful next phase. Salina's story is a powerful reminder that it's never too late to choose differently and step into what's next with intention. What part of Salina's story stayed with you? Let me know in the comments. Subscribe for more conversations for accomplished women navigating what's next.