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THE COMMUNITY
FOR MID-LIFE WOMEN
Join us in creating a vibrant space where women over 50 come together to connect, share wisdom, spark inspiration, and uplift one another.
We believe the power to reshape our lives at any stage begins with the mindset we choose to nurture.
This is our time to reimagine what’s possible.
Together, we embrace the beauty of reframing midlife—not as an ending, but as a bold, new beginning.
Through meaningful connection, shared stories, and mutual support, we navigate life’s transitions with grace, courage, and authenticity.
This is more than a space.
It’s a movement.
A celebration of resilience, reinvention, and the ageless spirit of women rising—together.
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OUR STORY
We created this circle for women 50 and beyond—a place to empower one another and celebrate the wisdom, experience, and skills we’ve gained along the way.
Here, we embrace change with open hearts and choose to thrive at every stage.
Our stories break stereotypes and offer a fresh, honest perspective on aging.
No matter your past or where you are now, it’s never too late to discover new meaning and fulfillment.
We’re here to support you and cheer you on, every step of the journey.
Featured Story
In 2020, she volunteered as a training captain for Kamala Harris’s presidential campaign, believing in leadership that puts people first.
Harris’s memoir, 107 Days, reminds us that breaking the glass ceiling isn’t enough — true leadership means breaking the glass walls and speaking out, even when it’s hard.
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Orly Benaroch Light, founder of Mid-Life Women, honors her friend Hortencia Manzano Mammen, whose greatest impact was the kindness and support she gave others. This Thanksgiving, Orly invites reflection on the character and positive impact we leave behind. Read more in her article on résumé vs. eulogy virtues.
When Dr. Shayna Kaufmann turned 60, she discovered there’s no grand arrival—only a deeper truth: “I’ve always been enough.”
She’s letting go of the need to prove or perform, and stepping into this next chapter with openness, joy, and trust in simply being.
There is a big difference between traveling in your 20s and then in your 50s and 60s. Adventure, experience and traveling only gets better with age. Compare the benefits and drawbacks of group tours vs solo travel.
Due to longer life expectancies, intermittent career patterns due to caregiving responsibilities, and the persistent wage gap, women must approach retirement planning with strategies tailored to their specific financial and lifestyle needs.
Résumé vs. Eulogy Virtues: What Really Counts in the End
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Who better to tell their story than those who lived it? Mid-Life Women showcases stories from women 50 and beyond who want to promote an understanding of their individual experiences in a powerfully real and human way. If you are interested in contributing your story, please read
the guidelines and send us a request by completing the submission form. Click here for more information
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