The Midlife Leap
Midlife without the BS + neuroscience in Layman’s terms, so you can understand why you think, react, get stuck, and what actually helps you move forward. From an author who’s studied this shit for 30+ years, taught it since 2008... and lived it.
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Who Stole My Sunset? A Midlife Daylight Saving Time Rant
When was the last time you got 8 hours of uninterrupted sleep? I’m talking 8 straight hours without getting up to pee, a pet demanding attention, or your brain deciding 2 a.m. is an excellent time to revisit every questionable decision you’...
The Witch, the Beer Brewer, and the Spell Bag
I couldn’t help but wonder: How did a woman become someone we were afraid of?
Somewhere along the way, the image of a witch became an old woman with a crooked nose, a broomstick, and a suspicious interest in turning people into toads. Thro...
Midlife Overwhelm: I Can't Control All That Shit, But I Can Control This
When was the last time you felt like you’d completely lost control? Maybe it was something big, or maybe it was one more ridiculous little thing that sent you over the edge when you were already juggling too much.
Mine happened Tuesday mor...
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At 60, my life flipped upside down because of cat allergies. I wish I were joking.
By that point, I’d already navigated caregiving for aging parents, losing people I loved, PTSD, burnout, and more than a few personal...
Midlife, Overthinking, and One Very Ridiculous SWOT Analysis
I’ve been waiting for the cat distribution system to do its thing.
Gabby, my 17-year-old girl, passed away September 6, and her brother Vader has been missing her. He’s a 20-pound hot mess who loved his sister, and I knew I eventually want...
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Midlife, unfiltered. Neuroscience in Layman’s terms, real life, and a little woo. Connecting the dots between why we think, react, and get stuck, with unexpected rabbit holes, and zero BS. Figure out what’s next in 5 minutes a week.
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