✨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 life at 50— 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.
Christine Lampe: Where Structure Ends and Art Begins
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: From Setbacks to a Phoenix Season
“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.
Tami Wilde: Learning to Listen — to Life, to and to Herself
Tami’s story isn’t defined by one moment — it’s shaped by many seasons.
Kathy Mordini: Listening to the Journey
A story of building with purpose—spaces, community, and a life rooted in intention.
Becky Bokern: Creativity That Deepens With Time
What starts as curiosity, becomes a life changing adventure.
Contributions