Can introverted women over 50 reinvent their lives—and thrive without changing who they are?
Absolutely—and Kimberly Jergen is living proof.
In this inspiring episode of Aging With Purpose and Passion, Kimberly—an actor, speaker, and proud “Radiant Introvert”—shares how she transformed quiet self-doubt into authentic power using mindset, movement, and her signature ELEGANT coaching framework.
We explore:
From a seventh-grade failure due to undiagnosed dyslexia to booking acting roles in LA with no connections, Kimberly's story is a testament to bold reinvention—without selling out your nature.
If you’ve ever felt too quiet, too old, or too unsure to start over—this episode is your permission slip.
💡 Ready to discover your reinvention potential?
Download the free Checklist From Stuck to Unstoppable and join our community of purpose-driven women rewriting midlife after 50.
Because thriving as an introvert isn’t about being louder—it’s about being more you.
Resources:
For similar episodes on turning your weakness into strength, check out episodes 121 and 128 of Aging with Purpose and Passion and, if you love podcasts for older women, the Late Bloomer Living podcast will give you a fresh perspective on midlife and aging. From embracing health and wellness to navigating empty nesting and chasing new dreams, this podcast offers practical advice, uplifting stories, and a reminder that it’s never too late to bloom.
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