The Midlife
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Ideas, insight and practical tools for navigating midlife with more clarity, confidence and purpose.Â
The Midlife
Journal.
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The 10 Communication Mistakes That Can Destroy a Relationship And What To Do Instead
We all like to think we’re pretty good at communicating. Until we’re tired. Until we’re stressed. Until our partner says something that hits a nerve.
idlife in a Changing World: 10 Things We Need to Be Talking About
Midlife can sometimes feel like standing in the middle of a rapidly moving train. Your body is changing. Your relationships may be changing. Your career
Midlife Stress: Is Your Nervous System Stuck in Overdriv
You’re tired, but you can’t switch off. You’re getting enough sleep — or at least you think you are. You’re exercising, eating reasonably well and
Midlife in an Uncertain World: Why Now Is the Time to Take Back Control
There is something about September that feels different. The summer is over. The evenings suddenly seem darker. The kids are back at school. Work starts
Are You Living on Autopilot? Why Midlife Is the Time to Rewrite the Script
There’s nothing dramatically wrong with your life. Your career is fine. Your relationship is fine. The kids are fine. You have a home, you take
Why Men Pull Away in Midlife
Practical relationship lessons from relationship expert Mat Boggs Midlife has a way of testing even the strongest relationships. Careers become more demanding, children grow older,
Is Midlife Having a Moment… or Are We Witnessing a Movement?
When Claire and I launched The Midlife Mentors Podcast back in 2019, we were told we’d made a mistake. “Don’t use the word midlife.” “No
Why Financial Confidence Is One of the Greatest Gifts You Can Give Yourself in Midlife
Money is rarely just about money. For many people in midlife, finances represent something much deeper: freedom, security, confidence and choice. Yet it’s one of
If We Could Go Back Five Years: 10 Lessons That Changed Our Lives
10 Midlife Lessons We Wish We’d Learned Five Years Earlier “Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards.” – Søren Kierkegaard
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