The Midlife Intelligencer
Sara JaneFor women in their late fifties and sixties who are done being good at everyone else's life and are figuring out their own truer life.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 69 | Founded | 10 months ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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The Midlife Guidebook: August is About the Elements
A monthly field guide for women in the middle of things
THE OPENING COLUMN
The Body Knows
August does not ask permission.
The heat arrives and the body responds before you have thought anything about it. You seek shade. You want cold wa...
The Monthly Edit: Wide
Wide open is not passive. It’s the most deliberate thing you can do in July.
Everything in this month is about what opens (the sky, the heat, the afternoon) and the woman who knows how to meet it. The impulse to fill that space with tasks...
Dispatch: On Letting People Love You Back
On Letting People Love You Back
Here is a thing I know about myself: my love language is acts of service. Nothing makes me feel more cared for than someone doing something for me without being asked. The coffee that appears on my desk. The...
The Late Bloomer's Guide to ADHD: Why I Overfunctioned
There is a walk I take many times a day.
From my office, down a corridor, to wherever I need to be next. Forty steps, give or take. Sixty if I go the long way around the science wing. And for years, most of my career, really, those forty s...
The Retirement Project: It Happened on Women's Heart Health Day
February 3rd, 2023 was a Friday. It was also, as it happens, Women’s Heart Health Day — the one day a year the medical establishment pauses to remind us that women have hearts too, that those hearts can fail, and that we should probably pay...
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Hello, you are in the right place if you are a woman a skosh past mid-life who looks for truth in many places, enjoys knitting and reading, wants more of all that is good for everyone, and finds meaning in the smallest of things.
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