Fabulously40.com is a social network for women over forty that taps into the same nerve that Elizabeth Gilbert hit in the international best-seller, Eat, Pray, Love: The mid-life woman’s quest for self re-invention.

After forty, change either happens to us or we make the change happen. Increasingly, this website is where women turn to create their changes for solutions, strategies and tips on everything from money to love and, more than that, for emotional support from a community of diverse women. With a million page views a month, Fabulously40 is the place to go for help and inspiration.

A woman’s 40th birthday long signaled change, mostly viewed as negative: encroaching menopause, empty nest. Women today have options their mothers and especially their grandmothers never had and cosmetic surgery and injections are the least of it.

Fabulously40 is the engine for connecting and supporting women in their quest for self re-invention.

The founder, Yana Berlin states “We are finally old enough to know what we want and young enough to do something about it.”

Visit Fabulousy40.com and connect with like minded women.

Traci Bisson has been a mom since February 2000 and an entrepreneur since August 2000. Eight weeks after she returned from maternity leave, the company where she had been employed for five years went out of business. She decided to try doing her own thing and failed miserably. After another year of working for two different companies (the first laid off the department she worked in and the other was showing signs of going under), she decided to try entrepreneurship again. Raising her two children and growing her company, Bisson Barcelona, has been both challenging and rewarding. Her story has been told in dozens of publications, including the Associated Press, National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB.com), Plan Ahead Get Ahead (cover story), Union Leader, The Portsmouth Herald, Our Times and Seacoast Ventures.