Reinventing Yourself After 40 w/ Allison Hare

Today, I get to bring you an absolutely phenomenal woman and human being. I’m interviewing one of our very first graduates of the $10K Club and it’s incredible to hear her story and learn about what she has built in just a few short years.

Allison Hare is a former corporate sales executive who left the corporate world to coach women – especially high-performing working moms – to redesign their best lives without burnout. As an executive consultant specializing in sales, personal branding, podcast coaching, marketing, and personal transition strategy, she’s the host of the award-winning, top 1.5% globally ranked podcast, Late Learner and a keynote speaker. She founded the Effective Collective membership designed to connect high-performing women that want to powerfully live, work, and play in full alignment.

Show Notes:

[2:13] – Allison looks back on feeling the pull to work with Elyse and how it changed her life.

[3:53] – It’s incredible to see someone put aside the reasons not to and start reinventing themselves.

[4:56] – Allison shares what she learned as a child that impacted her career in later years. She explains her background and how she found herself in corporate sales.

[7:12] – She suppressed her creative side to choose what she thought would bring her financial stability.

[9:30] – It got to a point where she could feel that things were out of alignment. She had to get to the bottom of burnout.

[11:04] – Giving a platform to the thing that lights you up the most opens up everything.

[12:03] – For many people, it is somewhere around mid-life where they feel the pull to make a big shift.

[14:09] – Where do we even start? It can be scary to make big changes, especially “later” in life.

[15:48] – There is grief that comes with outgrowing the familiar.

[16:53] – Grieving needs to be normalized. Pain is the price of evolution.

[19:09] – There is a misconception and belief that many people have that they are not good enough.

[20:52] – Allison describes the framework called Boom, Room, and Bloom.

[24:57] – Give yourself some room to experiment but think of it like a playground.

[27:01] – Limiting beliefs will hold so many back. Allison explains how she reconciled this within herself.

[28:19] – Success is a patchwork of creativity and accomplishment that are all in alignment.

[31:41] – We don’t have to wait for the event that knocks us down so hard and so far to make a change.

[34:54] – Life is the sum of your relationships, not your achievements. When you invest in the relationships that you want to cultivate, life gets richer.

[36:28] – The wrong people may derail you.

[38:25] – Check out the resources on Allison’s website as well as her podcast at https://go.allisonhare.com/energy