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How to drink it all in and how to give back. Today, our conversations question which direction we are headed in and how to get there. We believe that now-at midlife-is our shaken-Etch-A-Sketch moment, when the slate is once again blank. NextTribe is a travel and events company for women 45+. Masako was so successful that last year Apple invited her to join its prestigious Worldwide Developers Conference, where she was the oldest app creator present. At a more lofty level of achievement is 83-year-old Masako Wakamiya, who taught herself to write code from scratch and created an iPhone app called Hinadan, which translates as “the doll staircase” and is a game that’s aimed at people 60 plus. She was recently quoted as saying the HTML and CSS code classes that she took online were critical in helping her get just the job she wanted as a document control coordinator at the public transit agency Sound Transit. If you want to create software, apps or websites-or are just curious about how it works-coding is the language to learn.Ī relatable example is that of Seattle resident Liz Beigle-Bryant, age 60. But the more you tune in to this last topic, the more stories you’ll hear about women in their 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s, and beyond picking up the skills to make the digital world go round. Things like cartwheels, cut-off shorts so tiny that the pockets peek out below the hem … and digital skills, like writing code.
Many of us at midlife believe there are a host of things that are now in our rearview mirror.
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