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The Unbecoming Woman

Mindi Searle

A space for women in midlife to explore self-silencing, reclaim their voice, and return to what’s true.

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Midlife Revelation: Lie #6

I used to think one of my greatest strengths was being easygoing.

I wasn’t the person who needed everything my way. I could compromise. Adapt. Let things go.

Especially in relationships.

Recently, my husband and I have been preparing to...

2 months ago

Midlife Revelation: Lie #5

Turns out half my personality was just unhealed patterning with good manners.

For years, I described myself as “not emotional.”

Which sounded a lot healthier than:

  • emotionally guarded

  • uncomfortable with vulnerability

  • terrif...

2 months ago

Midlife Revelation: Lie #4

I thought I knew what they needed. Sometimes I was just controlling things with better manners.

There’s a lie I told for years that looked suspiciously like kindness.

It sounded like:

I’m just helping.
I know what will make this easier...

3 months ago
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Midlife Revelation: Lie #3

This one took me years to recognize as a lie because it looked so much like strength.

I’ve got it.

I said it when there was too much work.
I said it when others dropped the ball.
I said it when help was offered.
I said it when I was...

3 months ago
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Midlife Revelation Lie #2

I told myself it didn’t matter.

At first, it was small things.
What restaurant. What movie. What we did on a Saturday.

Then bigger things.
What I needed. What I felt. What I actually wanted.

“It doesn’t matter.”

It sounds harmless....

3 months ago

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    HR executive, mother, grandmother and spiritual seeker exploring self-silencing, truth, and what it means to find your voice in midlife.

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