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Moments Worth Celebrating for Every Woman After 50

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Don’t let moments worth celebrating pass you by. Cheers to you, darlings!

How many of you have taken the time to write down moments about your life that are worth celebrating as a woman after 50? I doubt many have.

In fact, I  wouldn’t be writing on this topic if a woman hadn’t asked me to muse about it. For a full day, darlings, I pondered. I sat down at my computer several times and could not find my voice. Then I realized why.

A moment worth celebrating in the life of a woman after 50 is the sum of several short moments. It is the acquisition of knowledge through experience that creates those ah-ha moments to celebrate. Right?

Now you know that a moment to celebrate does not just appear out of the sky unless you are referring to your birthday, the birth of a grandchild, or a business milestone. There are moments every woman over 50 should celebrate because of the astonishing range of life experiences and lessons learned. These experiences catapulted her into worthwhile great moments.

Little things happen that make you burst out in a smile. Even on the days that are a work-in-progress, little things happen that turn your havoc into joy.

The wonderful thing is, even if you find that you struggle to don rose-colored glasses and find joy in the small or difficult moments, you can  work on it and improve. You can reinvent your self after 50, 60, or 100. It is never too late to be a better, more joyous you.

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In life, there are countless moments worth celebrating. As women over 50, we have experienced a lifetime of ups and downs, each shaping us into the empowered women we are today.

If you have found yourself being negative or feel you have lost your way, it is time to reflect on the your experiences and celebrate moments big and small. I have found by listening to my heart, my emotional intuition, I have found greater peace and trust in my journey through life. And so can you, whatever your situation. Climb those stairs. Be curious. Speak your mind. Be you! You have it in you.

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Perhaps you’ve overcome a health challenge and emerged stronger and wiser. Or maybe you have embarked on a new adventure, like traveling the world or starting a business. These are significant milestones, worthy of recognition.

Maybe you have had a quiet moment of realization, when you finally understood a complex issue or mastered a new skill? That was a moment of growth, a seed of knowledge planted and nurtured that will now bloom.

And let’s not forget the simple joys of life: a warm cup of tea on a rainy day, a heartfelt conversation with a loved one, or the simple joy of lunch with a friend. Connecting with someone in an in-person or online group. These everyday pleasures contribute to our overall happiness and deserve to be acknowledged.

As you navigate life after 50, embrace every moment, both big and small. By celebrating your accomplishments, no matter how insignificant they may seem, we cultivate a sense of gratitude and positivity. Remember darling, your attitude is your latitude.

So, the next time you find yourself feeling down, take a moment to make lemonade out of lemons, Celebrate the victories and learn from the setbacks.

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A Woman Should Celebrate Herself After 50

As a woman goes through the ups and downs in life, she has accumulated a wealth of wisdom, grace, and a unique perspective. She is not just surviving; she is thriving. She is breaking stereotypes, defying expectations, and living life on her own terms. And, of course, darling, she knows that age is just a number.

Here are 11 things a woman should celebrate in herself:

  1. Her confidence. She knows she does not have to cut her long hair short or stop wearing high fashion and high heels because she is 50 plus.
  2. Her resolve.  She knows how important it is to say what she wants to say and do what she wants to do.
  3. She is the benefactor of her own life. She values her emotional and physical health and puts her needs on the front burner. She lives by a set of values.
  4. Her purpose. She is aware that to be visible and vibrant she has to live a purposeful life.
  5. Her wisdom. What a lovely gift she has earned.
  6. Her Joy. Joy is loving what she does.
  7. Her passion. She showers love on her significant other, her family and friends.
  8. Her inner beauty. She recognizes her inner beauty is her true beauty.
  9. Her curiosity. She knows life is a treasure trove of marvelousness and she seeks it.
  10. Her heart and mind. She does not follow the flock; she follows her heart and her head. They are a team and she knows it.
  11. Her gratitude. She knows a grateful person is a happy person.

Darlings, I found my voice!

If you struggle to find the good in all moments you are not alone. It can put you to the test but an empowered woman understands that is something is important, it is worth fighting for. Your happiness is worth fighting for. Ask yourself, are you enlarging your world with awe? Listen to your heart, it knows.

Moments worth celebrating only happen when a woman over 50 knows first and foremost how to celebrate herself. Amen!

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  1. shirley burns says:

    Honey, did your husband have a stroke or cancer. I am a follower but must have missed the one on just why you are a caregiver to him now? Good wishes and Happy Thanksgiving. Very true on older women becoming invisible.

    • Susan Good says:

      My husband had silent mini strokes over the years that are now causing slow bleeding in his brain and destroying his ability to think. I am trying to help him in everyday I can. Thank you for your concern. Happy turkey day! Warmly, Honey

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