For more than two decades Amy Sherman has been working in the helping field, inspiring oth-ers to live their best life. As a therapist she has worked with individuals and couples struggling with personal and professional issues that have kept them from the happiness and joy they de-serve.
She founded Baby Boomers’ Network as a resource for boomers to transition through midlife. As a boomer herself, she is aware of the special issues boomers face and is committed to help-ing others reinvent themselves and reach their ideal goals.
Amy’s newest book, co-authored with her sister, Rosalind Sedacca, CCT, is titled, 99 Things Women Wish They Knew Before Dating After 40, 50 & Yes, 60! This easy-to-read guide is packed with wisdom for women who are moving on and ready to create a loving, lasting and fulfilling relationship in the years ahead.
Amy is also the author of the e-book, “Distress-Free Aging: A Boomer’s Guide to Creating a Ful-filled and Purposeful Life.” The ten strategies outlined offer boomers a guideline for transform-ing their thinking towards success, fulfillment and achieving their desired goals. In addition, Amy co-created Anger Management Courses for divorced and divorcing co-parents to help them cope during this difficult life transition.
Amy has been awarded first place winner of the 2009 Victorious Woman of the Month Award. She is also a Contributing Columnist to www.HuffingtonPost.com and other blogs for boomers and those going through divorce.
QUESTIONS:
- What led Amy to want to work with the 40 plus community?
- What’s the difference Dating over 40 than in your 20’s or 30’s?
- What’s the one thing Amy wished she knew sooner than later?
- What are the other 4 things Amy wished she knew sooner?
- Where does Amy see her clients get tripped up in dating?
- Where does Amy see as the best places to meet 40 plus singles?
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Hi, Amy,
Good interview with Amy Sherman.
One thing, however: I wish you coaches would recognize that some of us seeking marriage are in our 70s! I am 77, divorced at 75, and fully intend to meet my true life partner soon. I truly look much younger than I am, I’m an active book editor and copywriter, and I deserve to meet my guy this year!
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Thanks Linda. Yes, I try to include all. However, Amy Sherman’s book actually is dating over 40’s, 50’s and beyond. People find love at all ages. I have some very active 70 year old clients! Thanks for listening to the podcast.
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Yes, people can find love at any age. However, most of our clients are in their 40’s, 50’s and 60’s. It’s like a bell curve, there are a smaller percentage of under 35 men and women seeking coaching for help finding love. And on the other side of the bell curve, there are only a handful of over 70 clients who would considering hiring a coach. So most of us market to the groups that are most likely to seek coaching. I commend you for your desire and focus! He’s out there. –Coach Amy
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