And so for somebody 50 and 60 to meet, because the other side of that is men my age, don't want women my age.

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But the love of goodness, okay? They want women my daughter's age.

Hello everyone, and welcome back to an all new episode of Just Getting Good.

This week is kind of a fun one, because one of the subjects

that we have not yet covered on this channel

is the subject of personal style, especially as we get older.

We talk a lot about women feeling invisible past a certain age.

And we also talk a lot about not knowing how to dress

once we reach the age of, let's say, 30 to 40.

In large part, because a lot of the clothes that we see in stores or the content that we see on social media is just frankly no longer geared toward us, not geared toward our bodies or our professional lives or our stage in life.

And for many of us, no longer understanding our own personal style,

no longer feeling like we can comfortably dress ourselves, not even really understanding what

beauty products work for us as we get older and what is or isn't worth investing in is part of

what can lead to that sense of invisibility, like the world is no longer made for you. And yet,

for a lot of us, personal style is one of the

best ways to not only assert ourselves in every room that we walk into, but also to feel more

like ourselves throughout every stage of life, because a well-crafted wardrobe among other things

is the kind of thing that can stick with us for years, if not decades,

and help us feel more like the person that we've always been and the person that we are still

becoming. And in this series, we talk a lot about the positives of aging, more confidence and a stronger

sense of self. And one of the best things you can do to ensure that that future version of you

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