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Allana - Practical Living Sexy Tips for Women Over 50

I remember sitting in Leeza Gibbon’s office when she got the call for Dancing with the Stars… all her producers came running in saying You HAVE to do it! You HAVE to do it! How does it get even better than to be interviewing me, a life coach, during a moment like this?


One of her main concerns (beyond the time commitment, her kids, her business, her Leeza’s Place) was 52 million people seeing her thighs as she turned 50 for the whole world to see.


Totally valid, right?


And yet isn’t it wild that our point of view creates our reality?


50 was a big moment for her… it had a lot of meaning for her and of societies steeped in it… and thus was a great chance for us to let all that go and get to HER truth.


From the viewpoint of inspiring women (of any age yet certainly 50+) to BE vibrant, sexy, expressed, sensual, own their unique beauty, dissolve the ultimate competition of a reality show and drop into the inspiration of giving women permission to risk, play, DANCE, have adventures… we discovered that inspiring that possibility in women’s lives was far more expansive than worrying about her 50 yr. old thighs.


Which were pretty hot already and with the dancing and Pilates she did in training, became even more elegant.


I watched her get out of her own way, and while grueling with rehearsals and keeping all the plates of her life spinning… she went for it, she gave the PROCESS her all and inspired ME to show up in my life even more.


So any over 50 luscious ladies reading this… what’s possible for you if you destroy and uncreate all your judgments of what 50 means? Of what you’re ‘allowed’ to be, do, have, create? What if this was the beginning of the most delicious phase of your life?


Dr. Christiane Northrup told me her living room has no furniture in it because she Tango dances regularly.


I’m interviewing Sheila Kelly of the S Factor and I don’t know how old she is yet that hot lady still swings on her pole!


Decide you MATTER, your sensuality like a plant, needs water sunshine and rich fertilizer to grow. Ask yourself how you could honor your sensuality today, and then do it. Put it in the calendar and stick to it as if it’s an appointment to meet the Queen… cuz it is… Queen YOU.


Deliciously, Allana


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