This is the third of four episodes that guide you through a mid-year process similar to what I use instead of New Year’s resolutions.

Once you’ve spent time in the reflect and review phases, it’s time to reset. This is where you choose the stepping stones that give you a solid footing for the next 12 months.

Social connection is more important than you may realize, my friend. In this episode I share an interesting tidbit I recently learned about loneliness and get you thinking about your personal spectrum of social connection.

This is the second of four episodes that guide you through a mid-year process similar to what I use instead of New Year’s resolutions.

If you missed it, you may want to listen to the MID-YEAR REFLECTION episode before this one.

This and the next three episodes of FLIPSIDE OF MIDLIFE®️ guide you through a process similar to what I use mid-year. Instead of New Year’s resolutions in January, I choose to think about where I am, dream of where I want to be, and reset my direction in the middle of the year.

Listen in to hear why and explore if this shift might work for you, too.

I don’t always realize when I’m holding myself back and I bet the same is true for you.

Listen to this episode to hear where I was when I had a recent epiphany and what I did to help me move forward again.

The past four episodes of FLIPSIDE OF MIDLIFE®️ have focused on fun, and this one is no different. However, this episode helps you spend one-on-one fun time with the most important person in your life (that’s YOU in case you don’t know)!

There’s big benefits to having fun by yourself. Listen in to hear 7 reasons why you should engage in ‘solo’ fun and how it can help you experience great joy and freedom.

In midlife and beyond, it is beneficial to forge new social connections and deepen the ones you have. A fun-filled way to make that happen is, well, by having fun together!

This episode gives you reasons for having fun with other women and some ideas for making it happen.

I was at an Adam Ant concert when my background as a health coach kicked into high gear.

Listen in to hear what hit me hard and for some life-or-death messaging. Tune in with an open mind and an open heart for Y O U.

Play is a powerful wellness tool you may forget to use in midlife and beyond, my friend.

If it’s been a while since you engaged in an activity for no other reason than enjoyment, listen to this episode!

I cover 3 benefits of play and give you 4 ideas for bringing more of it into your life.

Feel like your life is boring? It’s time to have more fun!

Listen in for the benefits of spontaneous and planned fun and why both are important. I’m also sharing 5 tips to help you create more fun in your life.

Change is on my mind lately, my friend. We're experiencing a lot of it in midlife and beyond. We're creating a lot of it. Our friends are going through a lot of it.

Want to know more about the phases of change?

Listen in to recognize where you are on your journey of change and to help move through it with greater understanding.

Summer is coming, my friend. It’s time to clean the slate so you can actually have fun having fun!

This episode helps you pause all of the ‘doing’ and focus on ‘being’ so you can look at fun a bit differently. Listen in to hear the benefits of adding more of this kind of fun to your life.

It’s time to release the fears that no longer serve you, my friend!

Listen to this episode for 3 motivating reasons to release unproductive fears and 3 strategies to make it happen.

Your midlife and beyond is about to feel SOOOOO good!

It’s never too late to take steps to boost your financial wellness, my friend.

As women in midlife and beyond, there’s A LOT of emotion behind the way we think about money and building independent wealth. Have you ever thought about how your money mindset came to be?

Listen to this micro-episode to learn more. Once you do, share your thoughts with me!

I’m back with another guest, my friend! This time Dr. Leigh Lewis is joining me and you’re going to get SO much out of our chat.

Leigh is a naturopathic physician in the state of Arizona. She has been in clinical practice for over 20 years and her focus is women's health, specifically hormonal health. She pursued extra training in menopause, so she is an expert in this area we ALL want to know more about.

In this episode, Leigh shares her story of how she ended up in this specialty, helps us understand the stages of menopause, and gives us reliable fact-based resources we can trust for accurate and current information.

Leigh busts some of the hormonal myths we hear about and gives us insight on how the ‘pink tax’ relates to prescriptions for women.

And, of course, Leigh shares her personal favorite about midlife and beyond!

Understand how fear has helped and hindered you in the past to enlighten your path forward.

In this episode, I share a few reasons why looking back at fears in your past is meaningful.

It’s time to accept and honor your fear, my friend!

Midlife and beyond is a good time to shift your relationship with fear. 

After all, don’t you have the desire to uncover who you are and get excited about who you are becoming? Why not identify and understand your fears while you’re at it??

In this episode, I cover a few ways to work WITH your fear rather than against it. Listen in to learn how and know how the prompts below can help you.

A turning point in my late 40s came about thanks to a belief that started with four words I’m guessing you can relate to.

My perspective on those words has changed over the last decade. Listen to this micro-episode to hear what it is.

Wanna know the 'F' word I hear over and over again as I chat with women in midlife and beyond? Tune in, my friend!

In this episode, I’m talking about 4 ways you can be more aware of your ‘F’ word. It’s time to get comfortable with it!

There’s an innate desire that drives babies to put EVERYTHING in their mouth and three-year-olds to incessantly ask ‘why?’. If you aren’t tapping into your curiosity in midlife and beyond, you are missing out! 

Listen in for 5 compelling reasons to start thinking like a curious kid again.