For me, 40 was finally feeling comfortable in my own skin. I’m proud of who this scrappy poor kid grew up to be, failures and all!
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Loving who I am, the lemonade maker with perspective gained from the many lemons dropped on my plate. I can’t wait to live this next phase of life at peace with myself knowing my boys will also benefit from this new decade of a fabulous me.
How do you stay fabulous?I take care of myself. I didn’t really do a good job with that until now. I look back and it makes sense, I was raising (and am still raising) a young family, getting diagnosed with ADHD at 34 right before my divorce didn’t help. Today, I focus on things that bring me joy, I watch what I put in my body but don’t obsess. I know how to love and be loved. And most importantly, I have fun!
What would you do with the $40,000?I would use half to officially launch my first business, Hello Moxy; a professional consultancy that connects business leaders with problem solving solutions, and the support to implement them. I’d invest in advocacy programs for young women with ADHD and I would love to take my boys out of the country on vacation for the first time. Something I didn’t get to do until I was well into my 30s.
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