Last year around this time on Instagram, I met Lulu, creator, and founder of Designing 40. Designing 40 is a blog which sheds light on the emotional side of turning 40 and, how we begin to think about our; past setbacks, career choices, family, relationships, sex, and parenthood.
Things change for some when turning 40, 50… It may seem like, just another day but, life has a way of switching, stalling, and dismantling our gears after 40.
How we date is completely different after 40, then it was when we were raising our children and when we were younger. How we view relationships, will change.
Our style will change. Our sexual needs will change. Some of us will become more aware of our sexuality while others may experience a decrease or increase in their sex drive.
It’s a great site for anyone turning 40 and, for those over 40.
Lulu was interested in the “poverty 2 posh” tag I kept referring to on Instagram. Most people know where they want to go but, don’t know how to get there. Where is the prosperity pipeline that connects the gap on, “I know the change” but, “how do I begin to change?”
Lulu asked, “Can you detail the steps you took in your, “poverty to posh” journey?” Here are the steps …”Killing it: 7 steps to owning your life after 40!”
From that piece alone Over 40 & Killing it® has received, and, is still receiving rave reviews, which is why I wanted to say thank you. It was truly a delightful experience.
I have listed below some of the positive and encouraging feedback from my global audience.
I love your site. You’re content is spot on! This site is really going to help individuals who are facing 40 and freaking out. It’s nice to have an outlet where you can go to with like-minded people to share stories, problems and even shed a tear or two. ~~ Melissa Price
This is a vendor, I will be working within the near the future…
I wanted to start off by saying I forgot to mention when speaking with you, that I visited your website yesterday and I LOVE IT! I’m nearly 42 and have to say the last year and half was my biggest “turn me upside down in the worst possible ways” experience I’ve ever had (I’ve bounced back a hundred fold though☺). I could really relate to what you had to say and had a great time reading it. Good job! ~~T. Mosley
A recent post pertaining to my, Dear Singles section …
Great read…thanks, Kim, for sharing such an honest piece. A real insight. M. Wilson
From the post Will I see him again
Girl, Thanks but you look awesome also. Yes the knees and eyes are the first signs that we are maturing. LOL. Im so glad to be apart of your group. You are in my TOP social media and I don’t say that lightly. Looking forward to traveling with the group. Love you Girl! Stay Positive!! Gigi
From my About Page
You have no idea how much you have inspired me-with just this one page! I feel I know you already. I’m happy you followed my blog because I was able to find yours. ? ~~hodgepodge4thesoul
Girl u are inspiring! I am over 50 and each birthday is nicer than the last. We are truly blessed! And damn fine too! :-*
Here’s a link to the Facebook Reviews & Comments, click here.
The following are testimonials from various sources; Twitter, Facebook, and WordPress.
Thank you so much…Wow…GIRL YOU LOOK GREAT! Over 50! Keep it up whatever you’re doing! Yes we are blessed! Luv what u are doing! Who knew over 40, over 50 and beyond would be soooo much fun…!~~ Robin W. W.
Hi Kimberly, have sent you a like from Life and Chai. Sorry, I’d lost track of who I’d liked on FB. Delighted if you can also visit me. Am trying to reach 50 likes!! New blog, small steps….Julie, an over 40-year-old! ~~ Julie C.
Thanks Kimberley. I love what you’re doing with your website also. Keep up the great work! Best wishes, ~~Julie C.
Good morning, thank you so much for the friend request, nothing better than being acquainted with positive and encouraging individuals. Have a great day!.
Good morning to you! Thank you for reaching out! I love your energy and the 40+ site is great. let me know about other projects you have in mind that we can incorporate out West. Peace
Thank you for the inspiration and sharing your passion. I’d love to meet you one day and toast to living well! ~~Will P.
I would love to do an interview. My email is renee… and my number is… Best, Renee ~~Renee Bolton
Thank you for creating such a wonderful page. I’m way over 40 and sometimes I’m not killing it but I can severely wound it!!!! LOL (I’m 59 and holding) ~~Betty R.
Hi Kimberly! Your posts are so positive! Thank you for adding me…I’m trying to surround myself with positive people. ~~Alicia T.
Good morning Kimberly, Will you cover Atlanta as well, we need to know what’s going for the over 40 in Atlanta? The kids have taken over Atlanta. Thanks! I will spread the word about your podcast Thanks, ~~Rhonda W. O.
My dear friend, I have nominated you for the Shine On Award! Congratulations,~~tazeinmirzasaad
I am patiently waiting to be OVER 40!! My Son would be 17 when I am 40.I can smell freedom by then. *grin* ~~SingaporeMomBlogs
Totally agree…..I started enjoying life at & after 40 & started a business ‘Dilmilgaya.com’ & since then have never looked back. Prior to that life was a grind & a lot of hard work. It still is to some extent but enjoying it more now. Have matured like fine wine! ~~Dilmilgaya.com
What I love about this is that your steps can be applied to just about any goal. I also think everyone could use some improvements in these areas, I know I do anyway. Thanks for the reminders! ~~Ashley (JoyfullyThrifty)
I’m not bragging. I’m illustrating that you’re not alone in turning 40, 50 etc. You have, right at your fingertips a phenomenal resource, connect, contact and bookmark me!
I’m truly honored for you highlighting my story on Designing 40. I look forward to long a prosperous friendship and business relationship.
One good thing about social media, you can meet some really amazing people who may become very inspirational in your life. They have, in mine.
Again thank you so much!
