If you are a women in mid-life you will want to learn how to build your next chapter from someone who has already done it, like Jane Bertch. Jane’s experience offers a relatable and practical roadmap for transformation. Having successfully navigated her own midlife reinvention, she provides valuable insights, proven strategies, and the inspiration needed to make meaningful changes. Her journey demonstrates that it’s possible to embrace new opportunities, cultivate passions, and find fulfillment at any stage of life, making her guidance especially relevant and motivating for those seeking to redefine their paths.

In midlife, women often want to rebrand as a way to refresh and embrace new chapters. Whether it’s switching up careers, pursuing passions, or just shaking off old labels, rebranding offers a chance to be true to yourself and rewrite the rules. It’s about stepping into a new identity that feels authentic and inspiring, showing the world the best version of you, right now. In some cases, it is about rediscovering who you are after relational trauma. 

We explore how I put my personal stamp on the Paris apartment, where I got my furnishings, and how my home in Paris is different from my home in Boston. I never imagined this could be my life. But I am so glad that this is the next chapter I crafted for myself.

Come with me to visit Bon Marché in Paris. It’s a renowned destination for luxury shopping, offering a wide array of high-end fashion, beauty products, and gourmet foods. For many, exploring Bon Marché is not just a shopping trip, but a cultural experience, immersing oneself in the elegance and sophistication of Parisian style.

Honey Good is a role model for women who aspire to continue blooming in their golden years. A cancer survivor, a widow in her forties, a globetrotter, and a published author, Honey Good embodies the mantra that “age is just an attitude.”