
The Mid-Life Edit is a tough-love blueprint for living your best life after age 40. You'll see strategies around time management & establishing boundaries so you can improve all aspects of your life (physical, mental, emotional, financial, & legal).
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Allie was on her monthly check-in with me in July, ticking through the next six weeks the way she ticks through dependencies on a transaction.
“We come back from vacation that Saturday, then school starts that Tuesday, then the new au pair...
I’ve told the story of walking into CrossFit for the first time — the barbells getting thrown down in close quarters and being amazed nobody got hurt with lots of yelling and music blaring.
What made it stick was the adrenaline, the camar...
The ladder up to the trapeze platform is steep. By the time I got to the top and had to stand there — net below or not — my anxiety was already through the roof, and I hadn’t even grabbed the bar yet.
Fun fact: I am afraid of heights.
Yes...
Last week I accidentally sent a post out on my writing process that was supposed to go out this week. After bitching about the (inconsequential) fuck-up on my end to a friend, she recommended something different for this week’s post.
So h...
“Jill, start writing. It’s going to suck by your standards. I don’t care. Just post it. It’ll get better.”
That was my business coach, when I first started Go Long. I did what she said. The post sucked. I posted it anyway.
I’ve been publi...
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Putting the easy back in your life through pragmatic accountability and time management coaching. No gimmicks. No BS. Just straight talk. Featured in WSJ. Let's Go Long together!
Gillian Goddard is an endocrinologist and the author of The Savvy Patient and the book The Hormone Loop. She is an adjunct assistant professor of medicine at NYU Grossman School of Medicine. She lives in Westchester, New York with her family.
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