Das Neue 40
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Last year I was approached by journalists Priska
Amstutz and Leoni Hof with the question to contribute to a new German-language book about “the new 40”. This week the book came on the market. At the moment, only in German.
Last year I was approached by journalists Priska
Amstutz and Leoni Hof with the question to contribute to a new German-language book about “the new 40”. This week the book came on the market. At the moment, only in German.
I am honored to be in it and carry out the mission about life after 40. To draw attention to this beautiful book within my community, I have translated the text.
The comprehensive guide for women in the middle of life
Being 40 these days is not was it used to be. Especially for women, entirely new perspectives arise in the middle of life. They can reinvent themselves professionally or have a child. They are mentally preparing for menopause – want to know what exactly is in store for them. Health and well-being are topics of interest. Women over 40 live a wide variety of lives: with or without a child, a relationship, with a bonus family, or single. They dress however they like. And maybe sometimes they ask themselves if they getting too old for a particular outfit. Some days the questions don’t seem to end. About pension, or where they can find a new partner. Women over 40 have long grown up, it just doesn’t always feel like that. So if you get a little queasy looking at the second half of your life, Das Neue 40 (The new 40) will show you that you are in excellent company!
Honest topics that women really care about
This guide for women over 40 is about more than the first gray hair. It’s about health, menopause, physical and hormonal changes, beauty, and nutrition. Everything that interests women over 40. The authors write about love and friendship, career and financial planning, fashion, and style. Regardless of whether you are currently thinking about your retirement provision. Or thinking about a professional reorientation. About life as a single after separating from your partner – in this book, you will find answers, inspiration, and many ideas for this life phase.
Exciting interview partners report on their experiences
In portraits and essays, exciting women provide suggestions on topics that concern women in midlife. As experts in their field, they share valuable information on financial planning, health care, or finding your own personal style. The entertainment is not neglected either, thanks to stimulating Instagram accounts, style biographies, and amusing anecdotes.
Don’t be afraid of getting older! With this comprehensive guide for women over 40, you are well prepared for all questions that arise when you start the second half of your life! The book is also ideal as a gift or for inspiration for women under 40.
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The book shares interviews with: Mirna Funk, Denise Boomkens, Brandy Butler, Tanja Demmerath, Patrizia Laeri, Alexa Hennig von Lange, Virginia Maissen, Stephanie Dettmann, Ruth Gombert, Leyla Piedayesh, Laurence Antiglio, Saskia Diez, Ragnhild Struss, Claudia Müller, Barbara Beckenbauer, Lola Scheerer Nachtigall, Eva Kaczor, Stephanie von Orelli.
All the portraits in the book were shot by photographer Mirjam Kluka.
But how do you protect your brand? How do you keep performing at your best? I notice that I struggle with taking care of myself. I find that I am not as quick as I was 10 years ago, that I can handle less, and that I have less energy. I find this difficult. I sometimes talk about this with the community, and many women recognize what I write about, but there are also women who respond that 48/49 is too young to start feeling “a bit older.” And that throws me off balance. Maybe there’s something wrong with me.
