I used to get giddy about everything, cars, clothes, catch-ups. These days? I’ve got a new car arriving and can barely muster a shrug. Is it age, hormones, or just life? Join me as I try to figure out where my spark’s gone, and whether it’s coming back anytime soon.
This post encourages women over 40 to embrace colour in their wardrobes, moving beyond neutrals. It offers practical advice: start small, understand personal colour preferences, use the 60/30/10 rule for balance, consider prints, and use makeup for colourful accents. Ultimately, it champions individuality and self-expression through colour.
I love being middle-aged! Sure, my younger years were filled with questionable fashion choices and even more questionable men, but now? Now, there’s a certain peace that comes with knowing who I am, what I like, and what truly matters. I waited until my late 30s to have kids - partly because I hadn't found … Continue reading Signs You’re Officially Middle-Aged (And Why It’s Actually Great)
The author reflects on their blogging journey, initiated during the Covid-19 lockdown. Initially focused on personal expression, they later shifted to SEO-driven content, sacrificing authenticity. As life became busier, posting declined, leading to feelings of guilt. They seek to rediscover their love for blogging and prioritize genuine connections over numbers.
The author, "My Life and Style Over 40," emphasizes the importance of authenticity over SEO tactics in blogging. By sharing genuine experiences and embracing vulnerability, writers can create a deeper connection with their audience. While acknowledging the relevance of SEO, the author advocates for maintaining a unique voice and finding a balance between authenticity and discoverability.
My life and style over 40 