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Reinvention at Any Age is the podcast that proves it’s never too late—or too early—to start over.
Host Amy Sweezey shares real stories from people who’ve made bold career changes and personal transformations. Whether you’re 18 or 80, get inspired to take the leap and reinvent your future.
On March 10, 2025, a tornado touched down multiple times along a four-mile stretch in Longwood, Florida — and my house was directly in the path.
I had no idea my 90-second video of the storm would go viral.
After speaking at TEDxEustis 2024, many have asked how I did it and how they can do it, too. The process was lengthy but worth it! Here are the 10 steps that took me from TEDx Viewer to TEDx Speaker.
Sharing the story of how I reinvented myself in the middle of my career was a BUCKET LIST opportunity at TEDxEustis.
On a recent visit to Carnival Cruise Line’s Fleet Operations Center (FOC) in Miami, I toured their state-of-the-art high-tech hub. I watched as the team monitored real-time weather while communicating directly with captains in the fleet and their onboard teams. Here’s what I learned.
Does your current job have you feeling stuck in the rain without an umbrella?
If you’re feeling restless but don’t know where to turn, start compiling a list of skills to help you gain confidence.
Learn how modelling yourself after a palm tree can help build resilience needed to weather life’s storms.
Not everyone gets to leave a job on their own terms. Some are pushed out, fired, downsized, furloughed, or even given a hiatus due to an unforeseen global pandemic. I recognize how rare it is to exit a great job and career by choice, and I did not take it for granted.
More than half of my 25-year TV weather career was spent on a morning news shift. Waking up in the middle of the night is not normal. It’s a big reason why I needed to walk away when no other hours were an option.
The phrase “It takes a village” is so very true. There is no way I could have sustained a long-term, successful career without a team of people in my corner.
