✨Women’s Stories Matter✨
-with Jen Joyner
Interviewer and Creator
I’m Jen, and my idea for GlowInto came from a season of reflection. As I found myself thinking more deeply about midlife — what shifts, what stays the same, and what finally comes into focus — I noticed a pattern.
Women change. Profoundly.
Women experience multiple identity shifts across their lives: in their 20’s, 30’s, 40’s, and beyond. Careers change. Priorities evolve. Confidence comes in waves. And somewhere along the way, many women begin asking a deeper question:
Who am I now — and what’s next?
I truly believe that everyday women have extraordinary stories to tell. I’m interested in women in business, women who’ve changed careers, artists finding their way, and those starting new chapters after health challenges, relationship changes, or children leaving home. If you’ve lived, adapted, and grown, your story matters — and even if you don’t think you’re “interesting enough,” I want to hear it.
Angel Wills
She didn’t want to spend her last strong years simply surviving work. It wasn’t about abandoning responsibility. It was about reclaiming it.
Christine Lampe
Balancing a demanding career with an intuitive art practice, her story explores what happens when creativity finally gets the space it’s been waiting for.
Felisha Ford
“I knew I had to have a comeback story.”
Not to prove anything to anyone else — but to reconcile who she knew she could be with where she actually was.
Kathy Mordini
A story of building with purpose—spaces, community, and a life rooted in intention.
Contributions
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Interviews
I’m Jen, and my idea for GlowInto came from a season of reflection. As I found myself thinking more deeply about midlife — what shifts, what stays the same, and what finally comes into focus — I noticed a pattern.Women change. Profoundly.
Women experience multiple identity shifts across their lives: in their 20’s, 30’s, 40’s, and beyond. Careers change. Priorities evolve. Confidence comes in waves. And somewhere along the way, many women begin asking a deeper question:
Who am I now — and what’s next?
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What Shapes Us Now
This segment shares curated recommendations on podcasts, books, articles, and social accounts worth following. With a genuine love for personal growth and self-reflection, it highlights content that inspires, informs, and supports women navigating midlife. The contributions are designed to feel like trusted suggestions from a friend — helping readers discover ideas, conversations, and creators that resonate and add value to everyday life. -
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Humor In Midlife
We have learned that by midlife, laughter isn’t optional—it’s necessary. This space celebrates the humor found in aging, growth, and letting go of what no longer matters. Written by contributing voices who see the comedy in everyday moments, these stories are meant to make you laugh, nod in recognition, and feel a little less alone. -
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Style That Evolves
Style evolves as we do. This space celebrates women expressing confidence through both personal style and interior design, with curated recommendations that reflect how they live, move, and show up in this chapter of life. -
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This series explores the realities women face at work during one of life’s most layered seasons. Drawing from decades of professional experience and leadership, Felisha opens honest conversations about policies, power dynamics, burnout, reinvention, and knowing your rights. Her perspective is shaped by both career growth and the lived experience of navigating responsibility, loss, and resilience—while continuing to show up professionally.
