There is no (real) reason why you can't defy your age and become better than before.

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Let's reframe how we think about aging, and how we verbalize that to ourselves and those around us.

Today, I’m sharing some hard truths: Aging is a slow decline. But the rate and speed of aging is a choice. In this episode, I detail practices to feel younger than your age and three ways to reframe the aging process. I also illustrate how to create different habits and provide a visualization practice to bring your goals into reality. I know what you're capable of — and you can become empowered to take action and improve the aging process!

First, I share reflections from moments when I felt “old” and why I worked so hard to redirect language around age. I also detail how the body changes in midlife and why it’s so important to reframe how you process and verbalize your experience — and to not give up along the way! From there, I explore three ways to positively reframe the way you think about age, and provide an “ideal scene” visualization practice to get clear about your goals!

Without an ounce of doubt, I feel younger (and better!) today than I did in my 30s. If you are a woman who wants to improve how you feel about the aging process. This episode is for you.

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Topics Covered:

• My definition for “feeling old” 
• Why I redirect the way I think and talk about age
• Why your body changes in midlife
• Three ways to reframe the aging process 
• An “ideal scene” visualization practice 
• Three action steps to create different habits 

Resources Mentioned:

• See the research on ​​menopause body composition changes HERE
• See the research on inflamm-aging HERE
• See the research on muscle tissue changes with aging HERE
• See the research on sarcopenia, frailty, and diabetes in older adults HERE

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