Here's How I Completely Reinvented Myself in My 40s

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[jeffhoward]

Awesome John, went through the same crap as you in my early 40's. Went through a divorce in 2006, father died, moved into basement of my mom's house, with two young kids. Instead of a post traumatic stress experienced I turned it onto a post traumatic growth experience. Worked my but off and was able to retire at 52. Cheers.

[darwinmcquerter]

Great job John, at 64 I decided I needed to focus on myself, started eating healthier, hit the pool three days a week, down 50lbs!
Besides keeping the weight off, my goal is to dress classier daily so your fashion videos are a must see. I have the energy I had in my 30’s so you are correct, you are never to old.

[jamesbowie]

72, still the same weight I was in high school, 136 pounds, work out most days with just weights, eat good food, don’t eat crap, do keto now and then and fast every day, eat twice a day😊

[gjd]

Had my moment of truth in my 20s when I realized that the only person I could count on is me. I left the job my father “planned” for me, went to grad school on my own dime, and started a new career. Along the way I dated many beautiful women, but did not allow any of them to derail my goals of success or to simply “tag along” but insisted on a woman who was similarly interested in developing herself. At 42, I married a physician who had a similar self reliant experience in her life. Our 25th anniversary this year. Know your worth, stay the course and don’t “settle”.

[OrangePony]

Social isolation helped me to realize a bunch. Went into therapy, started jogging and practicing more than ever (I’m a pro musician). I’m about getting rid of overweight, performing, feeling and LOOKING my best in years! And I’m enrolling law school next January at my 47. I’ve learned a lot in this channel.

[jaja]

Hey - I am 48 and just few days back I started watching videos on how to look elegant on dressing. I really admire ur knowledge and the way your articulate. Words of wisdom and experience that most may not get in their lifetime.. u touched the soul… I originally belong to a different world but can’t relate every word you spoke.., stay blessed and my god bless you with prosperity and happiness.

[davidhoneycutt]

Never apologize for getting emotional because you are passionate about life. Great message and great channel. Well done!

[anthonybalocco]

Im 30 and randomly found this video while looking for way to reinvent myself because right now, I'm at my lowest. I have nothing and I keep telling myself that it's too late to change after wasting my 20s in deadend BS jobs and partying. This video really made me emotional and gave me some hope. Thanks for the inspiration and I wish you the best in life

[sunbrookheath]

Thanks for this!! I just turned 55 and am in better shape physically, financially & mentally than I was in my 20's, 30's & 40's

[albertoffers]

I’m 62. I’ve had ups and downs. You’re never to old to reinvent yourself. I’ve been down. I’ve been out but I’m not giving up on myself. Onward and upward. Love your videos.

[ruelonoutfront]

This video is one the reasons I will always support this channel. Like many others who commented here, I’m reinventing myself after losing it all. I’m 49, starting over and feel as if I’m rediscovering myself. It’s exciting and scary at the same time. I’m in a state of becoming and I will do so with some style and and a tremendous amount of self-care. 👊🏾

[damontg]

Excellent, real men have feelings also. I just turned 50 in February and I hit my reset button on my life. Life is too precious to allow your past to dictate your future.
Keep up the good work!

[Bourquin]

I subscribed BECAUSE you got emotional and DIDN'T edit it out.
Passion and authenticity, that's an influence I need in my life.

[Chilled_Mackers]

@40OverFashion I can not express my gratitude enough for this video. I'm 42, I had the big stick of life beat me to near submission in the last 2 years, loss of my Dad suddenly, now caring for my mother, my relationship ending, un-employed and now living at my Mum's place in total despair.

With the help of your videos, with their clear information and suggestions - I've got an idea to be self employed, I went and purchased a shirt (I even tried it on before buying - first one I have purchased in 15 years) and I even had a date! Thank you for helping me to voluntarily get off the 'trash heap' and to start imagining a reinvented version of myself is possible.

It struck home seeing your passion for what you believe and strive for - something I had given up with for over decade. Your emotion is strong enough to wake a similar hope and gratitude in those of us who had given up. A sign of a true gentleman.

Cheers chap!

[markesanderson]

A young 58 here. Watched, enjoyed, and heeded many of your videos and advice. At 08:00 on this vid today you hit me like a brick - a good brick: "It's never too late.... you're never to old... to make a change in your life - or start something new.' - Thanks for your vulnerability too - real men show their emotion - you hit it! So amazing, good word thank you. I mentor young men daily, so I have many Gen Z's and Millenials in my life, who I out age by 35 years sometimes. Thanks for helping me look my best so that I can continue to relate to them in the way they long for the most: With Authenticity. - Thanks again for all your hard work. - Mark Edward

[rosbelramon]

first of all, THANK YOU to everyone who wrote a post here, I read many of your comments and its a mirror image of what Im going through, Im 46, divorced, my kid lives 9 hours away from me, lost everything I had in the process, fell into a severe depression but little by little and with the help of my friends and from reading your comments I feel less alone in the re building of myself, thanks again.

[logesh]

Great video John. I am first time seeing you are in a complete white shirt and it looks very nice on you. And the white dial chain watch matches your shirt.

[chrisdavis]

Real men are never afraid to show emotion John so don’t apologize….makes you real and genuine. You are a legend my friend! Cheers mate.

[djalfredstein]

Thank you for this video. I am 46 years old and just currently in the stages of reinventing myself.

I’ve hit rock bottom and slowly pulling myself out of this quick sand called life.
I took a leave of absence from my job of 20 years
to work on self development and it’s a scary yet exciting adventure.
I have a long journey ahead of of me. I have lost 30lbs and have min 60lbs to go. I like wearing nice clothes and that’s one of my goals to get in shape.
I’ve never been more happier and so proud of the mini accomplishments taken.