Welcome to Reinvention Rebels
Stories of unapologetic women, 50-90 years young, who have boldly reimagined life on their own terms, to find renewed purpose and possibilities.
What if you could hear stories of wise women who have STOPPED apologizing for having big dreams and STARTED boldly pursuing them?
What if you could see a part of yourself in their stories?
What if that sparked new possibilities for your own life, moving you closer to your dreams and desires, whether you’re 50 or 90, or somewhere in between?
Latest Episodes
At 75, Deborah Santana Proves It’s Never Too Late to Choose Yourself
At 75, Deborah Santana Proves It’s Never Too Late to Choose Yourself Choose Yourself – Again and Again Many people first came to know Deborah Santana through her 34-year...
Coming Home to Myself in Midlife: What Happens When You Create Space
A Midlife Awakening That Started Within What if the answers you’ve been searching for don’t come from doing more? In this reflective solo episode, Wendy shares what she’s been...
Midlife Reckoning: Rock the Boat, Choose Yourself with The Selfish Year Author Valerie Jones
Midlife Reckoning: Rock the Boat, Choose Yourself with The Selfish Year Author Valerie Jones Selfish Isn’t Selfish at All What happens when you realize the life you’ve built no...
Midlife Awakening: When You Finally Stop Explaining Things Away
You’re Never Too Old for a Midlife Awakening What if midlife awakening isn’t about having all the answers? What if it’s about finally telling yourself the truth? In this...
Midlife Reinvention, Caregiving & Betting on Yourself with Renée T. White
Midlife Reinvention, Caregiving & Betting on Yourself with Renée White When Midlife Reinvention Inspires Growth & Change What does it mean to keep evolving in midlife — especially when...
Midlife Reinvention at 61: Letting Go of People-Pleasing and Choosing Yourself
People-Pleasing in Midlife – Is it Worth It? What happens when being the “nice one” starts costing you your voice? In this honest solo episode of Reinvention Rebels, Wendy...
