Summary of Maye Musk's A Woman Makes a Plan

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#1 Aging doesn’t have to stop you from moving forward. look after yourself as best you can by eating well, smiling, and being active, happy, and confident.

#2 I began modeling when I was teenager in Pretoria, South Africa. I was paid well for a girl my age, and I didn’t feel special or privileged about it. I just wanted to go to university and get married later.

#3 I was not the only model in Toronto in my forties. While usually I would be the only person at a modeling job who wasn’t in her teens or twenties, that was not always the case. I remember once doing a runway show where it was all older women and men.

#4 I was in my fifties when I stopped modeling. I’d been modeling for decades, but maybe it was time. I was told that nobody liked my look anymore. I decided to stop coloring my hair, and it grew out white.

• Language: English
• Publisher: IRB Media
• Release date: Mar 25, 2022
• ISBN: 9781669372134

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Contents

Insights from Chapter 1

Insights from Chapter 2

Insights from Chapter 3

Insights from Chapter 4

Insights from Chapter 5

Insights from Chapter 1

#1

aging doesn’t have to stop you from moving forward. look after yourself as best you can by eating well, smiling, and being active, happy, and confident.

#2

I began modeling when I was teenager in Pretoria, South Africa. I was paid well for a girl my age, and I didn’t feel special or privileged about it. I just wanted to go to university and get married later.

#3

I was not the only model in Toronto in my forties. While usually I would be the only person at a modeling job who wasn’t in her teens or twenties, that was not always the case. I remember once doing a runway show where it was all older women and men.

#4

I was in my fifties when I stopped modeling. I’d been modeling for decades, but maybe it was time. I was told that nobody liked my look anymore. I decided to stop coloring my hair, and it grew out white.

#5

I went through a very difficult period after I went gray. It seemed as though there would be no more opportunities for me in modeling. Then I was booked for the cover of Time magazine.

#6

Everyone has their own agenda. I wanted to take advantage of whatever work opportunities existed for me, so I went down to the agency to speak my mind. My agent was irate, but I knew she was lying. The truth was that there was no work.

#7

When you are in a bad work situation that is not changing, you must look forward to