Reinventing in her late 50s - Divorcing an abusive husband, writing a memoir, & finding love in her 60s.

What if it wasn’t too late, and you really could transform your life at ANY age?

And what if you could be living your best life in your 50s, your 60s, or beyond?

Is there a part of you that thinks that there’s an expiration date on you living your best life? Like if it didn’t happen by 35, by 45, by 55, it probably won’t, and you should just settle for what is?

Then today’s guest will blow that idea out of the water for you.

Sue’s Reinvention Story:

In her mid 50s, Sue Camaione was in an abusive marriage, and finally mustering up the courage to leave.

From the outside it might have looked like any chance of a dream life was far behind her at 57.

But now, almost 20 years later - IN HER LATE 60S - Sue is living the type of fun & creative lifestyle that many 35 year-olds might envy:

🌟 She’s energetic & living creatively

🌟 She just got married to an old flame she reconnected with after her divorce

🌟 She’s learning the drums, practicing buddhism, experimenting with Psilocybin, and going on trips around the world

🌟 And she just wrote her first book - a memoir published at age 69, about the sexual double standards she faced in life.

If anything Sue’s life is JUST GETTING STARTED - and she’s living her creative BEST LIFE.

In this episode Sue shares:

➜how she started over from scratch after divorce in her 50s
➜how she found love again, and got married in her 60s
➜Invaluable tips for any woman who wants to divorce
➜tips on writing your first book, and finding the overarching “theme” of your life story
➜and more!

(Check out part 2 of her story here➜ https://shereinvented.substack.com/p/from-depressed-to-living-best-life-late-60s)

TIMESTAMPS:

02:20 - Getting married to her “long-time lover” at 69
05:47 - Previous Life In An Abusive Marriage
09:36 - Mistakes to avoid during divorce
12:11 - Reconnecting with her old flame in her 50s
16:28 - Her advice for finding the right therapist
21:07 - How did a storytelling night lead to her writing a book?
22:44 - Beginning process & daily schedule of writing a book?
23:29 - Discovering the overarching theme for her memoir
31:11 - Practicing Buddhism
31:28 - Sexual double standards between men & women in their 60s

RESOURCES MENTIONED:

👉The Practical Seductress: https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/The-Practical-Seductress/Sue-Camaione/9781647426248

👉Sue Camaione: https://suecamaione.com/

👉Her Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sue_camaione/

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