Jun 6 • General discussion
Fired at 40. Billion-dollar company at 54
Quiet Saturday, and I want to share two things that have stayed with me.
I keep coming back to something the founder of Orangetheory, Ellen Latham, said about consistency versus intensity. I've always believed, deeply, in consistency over intensity — slow and steady, every day.
But the reframe that got me is this: it's the intensity of your consistency that keeps the consistency alive. Not how hard any single day is — but how seriously you protect the streak itself. I've been turning that over all week.
And one more. Ellen was fired from her dream job at 40. A single mom, starting over from a spare room in her house. She didn't found Orangetheory until she was 54 — and built it into a billion-dollar company with studios all over the world.
I want my women — 45, 55, 65 — to actually sit with that. The story you've been told is that your window is closing. It isn't. Some of the most powerful chapters get written exactly now, by women who decided they were just getting started.
So tell me: what's the thing you've been quietly telling yourself you're "too late" for? Drop it below.
I have a feeling this thread is going to be something.
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Fired at 40. Billion-dollar company at 54
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