Reinventing Yourself After 40: She Sells Radio with Elyse Archer

Update: 2024-10-10

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I (Allison Hare) was recently featured on the top-ranked podcast, She Sells Radio with Elyse Archer. We had a really interesting in-depth conversation about how to reinvent yourself after 40. One thing that has been circulating around my circles is that it can feel really overwhelming when you have built a big life and are realizing what you want - might have evolved into something different - and not sure how to make that pivot. Elyse Archer is a brilliant money and mindset coach and I’ve been an early client of hers. In fact, she’s been featured on this podcast in episode 97 which I will link in the show notes. I thought she asked such insightful questions that I wanted to share our conversation and her work with you here.

Allison looks back on feeling the pull to work with Elyse and how it changed her life.
It’s incredible to see someone put aside the reasons not to and start reinventing themselves.
Allison shares what she learned as a child that impacted her career in later years. She explains her background and how she found herself in corporate sales.
She suppressed her creative side to choose what she thought would bring her financial stability.
It got to a point where she could feel that things were out of alignment. She had to get to the bottom of burnout.
Giving a platform to the thing that lights you up the most opens up everything.
For many people, it is somewhere around mid-life where they feel the pull to make a big shift.
Where do we even start? It can be scary to make big changes, especially “later” in life.
There is grief that comes with outgrowing the familiar.
Grieving needs to be normalized. Pain is the price of evolution.
There is a misconception and belief that many people have that they are not good enough.
Allison describes the framework called Boom, Room, and Bloom.
Give yourself some room to experiment but think of it like a playground.
Limiting beliefs will hold so many back. Allison explains how she reconciled this within herself.
Success is a patchwork of creativity and accomplishment that are all in alignment.
We don’t have to wait for the event that knocks us down so hard and so far to make a change.
Life is the sum of your relationships, not your achievemehttps://podcast.allisonhare.com/post/EP97:Girl-You-Need-To-Make-More-Money!w-Elyse-Archernts. When you invest in the relationships that you want to cultivate, life gets richer.
The wrong people may derail you.
Check out the resources on Allison’s website as well as her podcast at https://go.allisonhare.com/energy