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I began the month attending the 5K Inflatable Walk for Studio Strong, the weather was perfect and the inflatable costumes did not disappoint! Mother’s Day was a chance to celebrate the amazing mom’s in my family-my mom and sister-with some fried chicken and strawberry shortcake. May always feels like summer is peeking through and the routines of winter are behind us, many women find themselves reflecting on where they are, where they’ve been, and what still may be ahead. That spirit of evolution and becoming is woven throughout this month’s stories on GlowInto. This month, we’re featuring two exciting interviews with women navigating very different seasons of life with equal amounts of purpose and intention. Meagan Meier, 41, represents the beginning of a new chapter in her 40’s as a mother and entrepenuer, while Teresa Reiniger is building something deeply meaningful as she moves through her 60s. Though their paths look different, both women are proof that growth does not have an expiration date. GlowInto Interviews In Teresa’s upcoming story, we’ll follow the thread of her life through motherhood, career changes, grief, and the experiences that ultimately led her to become a grief coach. Her story reflects how life’s hardest moments can quietly shape purpose, and how women often continue discovering new versions of themselves long after the world expects them to stop evolving. Over on the Longevity page, we’re continuing the conversation with Doreen from Studio Strong in a deeper follow-up to her April post, “Ugg, So That’s What’s Been Going On.” This month’s discussion explores the moment many women realize it was never “just aging,” and what it looks like to begin prioritizing strength, health, and themselves again, even when they are unsure where to start.
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