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Author: Melissa Histon
Posted: 07/10/2022
Category: Hey Soul Sista Podcast
Tags: age discrimination, ageing, ageing women, ageism, charlotte thaarup, hey soul sista podcast, how to age gracefully, melissa histon, menopause, older women, Perimenopause, sexism, sexism and ageism, the invisible woman, why are people ageist, women's health and wellbeing, women's health and wellness

The Invisible Woman and why ageing is the new ‘ism’

Do you ever feel invisible? People say that growing older is a privilege and yet it seems as though so many of us try to fight aging: both men and especially women. Even though we all age, research shows that it is women, not men, who face ageism. In this episode of Hey Soul Sista, host, Mel Histon, and special guest, Charlotte Thaarup, discuss why it is that ageism is increasingly hitting home for so many vibrant, talented women, and what we can do about it!

Learn how altering your self-talk can transform your inner and outer worlds for the better.

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Melissa Histon

Photographer, philanthropist, adventurer, blogger, avid permitter and social changer, Melissa Histon is a woman on a mission to make a real difference to the lives of women globally. Melissa spent 10 years working in the corporate world before leaving to establish a successful photography business. After experiencing a number of life-altering events, Melissa created The Sista Code in May 2014 with a dream to see women empowered, happy and connected. Whether it's building a house for the homeless in Nepal, interviewing inspiring women from around the globe, or creating events and campaigns to support sistas escaping domestic violence, Melissa knows that true change can only happen when we all stand together and boost each other.

The Invisible Woman and why ageing is the new ‘ism’

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