Send us Fan Mail Who decided women have an expiration date? In Episode 23 of the Thriving Loudly Podcast, we're challenging the idea that women become less relevant, attractive, successful, or desirable as they age. We're joined by Denise Cherrington, lifestyle content creator, entrepreneur, Head of Human Resources, and founder of Poise'd Wines, for an honest conversation about what it really looks like to reinvent yourself and thrive after 50. Denise shares her journey of building confidence, navigating different chapters of life, finding love later, growing a platform as a woman over 50, balancing Corporate America with entrepreneurship, and having the courage to continue evolving. In this episode, we talk about: Why women DON'T expire after 50Reinventing yourself later in lifeAging gracefully vs. fearing agingHow confidence changes as you get olderFinding love and dating later in lifeFeeling "behind" in lifeStarting something new after 50Becoming a content creator later in lifeKeeping up with social media and technologyBalancing Corporate America and entrepreneurshipBuilding multiple streams of incomeThe story behind Poise'd WinesTaking risks in your next chapterWhat Denise would tell her 30-year-old selfWhether you're 30, 40, 50, 60, or beyond, this episode is your reminder that there is no expiration date on your dreams, confidence, success, or purpose. Keep up with Denise and everything she’s building: Instagram: @positivelydenise_ Poise’d Wines Instagram: @poisedwines Poise’d Wines: poisedwines.com Follow Denise for more on fashion, beauty, lifestyle, travel, confidence, entrepreneurship, and thriving after 50—and check out Poise’d Wines to learn more about the brand. 💬 COMMUNITY QUESTION: Do you think society still treats women differently as they get older? Tell us your thoughts in the comments. 🎙️ Subscribe to Thriving Loudly for more honest conversations about personal growth, entrepreneurship, relationships, wellness, and becoming the best version of yourself. If this episode resonates with you, like, comment, and share it with another woman who needs to hear it. Support the show
