MIDLIFE BY DESIGN: CURATING YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
First, I want to encourage you to take a moment to acknowledge the year that’s been, all that you have achieved, and all the growth that’s taken place. I know this year has been a big one for me, which is why reflecting on your READ MORE…
Eat That Frog is a productivity method developed by Brian Tracy and described in his book Eat That Frog!: 21 Great Ways to Stop Procrastinating and Get More Done in Less Time. Both the book and the method get their names from a quote usually attributed to Mark READ MORE…
Come join me on Substack, where I share my Love Notes, a gentle pause in your week to reflect, realign, and reconnect in midlife. It’s not just another newsletter; it’s an intimate circle where I offer fresh intentions, soulful prompts, and simple but powerful shifts READ MORE…
Today I am sharing my thoughts on why we sometimes don’t follow through with our goals and intent…
“Through the landscape of life, we fill our basket with choices, images of how, what, when and every multitude of desire. it’s astounding to realise how many visions, hopes and goals we set out for ourselves in a lifetime.” No matter your current situation, it READ MORE…
Midlife has always been a season of change, but for too long, women were told to shrink into the background, to quiet their needs, and to see ageing as a decline. Chelsea Ross, founder of Goddess Retreats, has been rewriting that story for over two READ MORE…
Money and the law can feel like a foreign language, especially in midlife when so many of us are already juggling careers, family, and our own shifting identities. But the truth is, this is the very season where retirement and estate planning matter most. That’s READ MORE…
There was a time in midlife when I realised I was making money moves out of autopilot – impulse buying, chasing trends, or spending on things that didn’t light me up. And it felt exhausting.Then I discovered a powerful lens on spending: Living Within My READ MORE…
Here’s the thing: November is always a threshold. After the full colour of autumn, there’s a kind of half-light, a space between harvest and deep winter. The trees are nearly bare. The wind is sharper. Nights fall earlier. And if we’re paying attention, we feel READ MORE…
Midlife can feel like a constant negotiation between changing hormones, shifting energy levels, and the daily demands of life. What we eat becomes more than just fuel; it becomes medicine, support, and nourishment for both body and mind. That’s why I’m delighted to be in READ MORE…
