Women Who Spark After 50

Inspiration to Reinvent and Reignite Your Life for the Second Half

By: Aleta Norris

Narrated by: Aleta Norris

You are so not finished living your life!

Have you fallen into the trap of believing that most of your life has been lived once you reach your 50s?

Do you find yourself lamenting your unrealized dreams?

Are you more focused on smoldering disappointments than future possibilities?

Are you experiencing burnout or boredom from a lifelong career?

Best-selling author and coach Aleta Norris was standing in your shoes. As her lifelong leadership development career, one that she has always loved, hit the 30-year mark, she was surprised to find herself feeling restless. She knew she needed to reinvent something in her life. So that’s exactly what she did when she wrote her first book, Women Who Spark. In Women Who Spark After 50, Aleta will continue to inspire the spark within you by:

• Sharing stories of midlife women who got up and got busy
• Helping you tap into unrealized dreams and passions
• Giving you the courage, and a roadmap, to put your dreams first after years of taking care of others

Get ready for an amazing second half!

©2020 Aleta Norris (P)2021 Aleta Norris

thought provoking information

great listen! pleasant narration with great information! will probably give this book a 2nd listen!

Audio

The audio voice felt robotic, heartless and repetitive, which was less than engaging, but still acceptable if you are listening closely.

I should’ve sampled before I bought

I haven’t finished yet. The advice so far would be great by reading it. I cannot take her voice cadence. She ends each sentence the same way. There’s no way she speaks like this. Why is she reading her own book this way? It’s terrible. I’m going to put it on my kindle.

Inspired stories

This was hard for me to get through. The narrator was so dry I could not catch the messages being delivered

encouraging

this is a positive encouraging book overall. I can relate well to portions. I'm not a mom and much of the book is for women with children. It's also apparently very athletic women who want to train for a triathlon. if you are frustrated with life entering your 50s, you will probably benefit from this book.
if you enjoy reading consider that option. the narration is very very slow and a bit difficult to tune into. I usually really enjoy audiobooks.