Life Coaches Unfiltered

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Life Coaches Unfiltered is a bi-weekly podcast for the midlife woman who feels stressed, burned out, and stuck.  ​ Hosted by three life coaches with very different specialties: Desiree, Michelle, and Doree. Each episode blends coaching tools, real stories, and unfiltered conversation so you feel seen, not judged.​ If you’re a woman in midlife dealing with chronic stress, emotional exhaustion, people-pleasing, “numbing out,” anxiety spirals, toxic positivity, gaslighting, or narcissism in relationships, this show helps you understand what’s really going on and what to do next: one small, doable step at a time.​ You’ll hear episodes on: Burnout, boundaries, people-pleasing, and over-apologizing (“The Apology Epidemic”).Anxiety spirals, hypervigilance, and finding calm in chaos.Numbing out with food, scrolling, and busyness. And healthier ways to cope.Narcissism, gaslighting, and reclaiming your reality in confusing relationships.Growth mindset vs. staying in survival mode, midlife career shifts, and redefining success.​​Whether you’re juggling work, caregiving, and everyone else’s needs or quietly wondering “Is this really it?,” Life Coaches Unfiltered gives you practical coaching strategies, uncomfortable-but-important questions, and compassionate truth-telling to help you move from overwhelmed and burned out to clearer, calmer, and more in charge of your own life.

  1. Sep 16

    When Dreams Die: Grieving Changed Plans and Learning to Dream Again

    Send us Fan Mail What happens when the life you imagined suddenly disappears. It’s usually a result of grief: a medical diagnosis, job loss, divorce, or a major curveball you never saw coming. In this follow-up to the Life Coaches Unfiltered Grief Series, Desiree, Doree, and Michelle explore what comes after grief, when a dream dies or radically changes. They talk about the grief of lost plans, the shock of realizing “this future is no longer possible,” and the tender, messy process of learning how to dream again. You’ll hear: Why the loss of a dream is a real form of grief, even when no person has died.How acceptance (not agreement) is the first step toward pivoting after a dream changes.The idea of “dream composting” - letting old dreams return to the soil so new ones can grow.Why holding on too tightly to what’s familiar can block new opportunities and blessings.How to start imagining new possibilities when you feel stuck in disappointment or darkness.Practical ways to use visualization, small actions, and manifestation as you begin to dream again.Questions we address: What do I do when all of my dreams are no longer possible? What does it mean when a dream dies?How do I grieve a future that will never happen?How do I re-build my life after loss?How do I begin to accept that my plans have changed?Is it possible to start dreaming again after a big loss?What does manifestation look like after grief?Resources:  The following links are affiliate links, meaning we earn a small commission on your purchase, there is no additional cost to you. Affiliate purchases help us cover the production costs of the show. “The Untethered Soul: The Journey Beyond Yourself” by Michael Singer “The Surrender Experiment: My Journey into Life's Perfection” by Michael Singer “Living Untethered: Beyond the Human Predicament” by Michael Singer  If a plan for your life has shattered, this episode invites you to see that as a turning point, not a dead end. Raising Ready Humans Summit - September 14-20, 2026 This summit helps parents navigate the critical transition from adolescence to adulthood.  This is not just about college or careers. It’s about helping young people successfully transition into adulthood in a world that looks very different from the one parents grew up in. Register for the Raising Ready Humans Summit Support the show ***** Connect with the Coaches ***** Michelle Hibbert Doree O’Neal Desiree Doucet Do you have any questions you'd like the coaches to answer? Awesome - we'd love to hear from you! You can submit questions via this form and we'll answer them in a future episode: https://forms.gle/QMPqRrvhvkzezPRn6  Intro & Outro background music provided by: Bliss by Luke Bergs |   / bergscloud   Creative Commons - Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/

    When Dreams Die: Grieving Changed Plans and Learning to Dream Again

  2. Sep 2

    Grief After Divorce: Healing from the End of a Long-Term Relationship

    Send us Fan Mail Divorce and the end of a long-term relationship can create a profound kind of grief: one that affects your identity, self-worth, daily routines, finances, friendships, and hopes for the future. In this third and final episode focused on grief, Desiree, Doree, and Michelle talk openly about the emotional aftermath of divorce and relationship loss.  In this episode:  Why ending a relationship can hurt even when it was your decisionWhy leaving can feel like a choice you have to make repeatedlyHow grief can surface when the future you imagined no longer existsThe coaches also discuss the loss of identity that can follow divorce, including no longer being a spouse or partner, rebuilding confidence, reconnecting with yourself, and learning what you want in the next chapter of your life. You’ll hear honest reflections about: Grieving the end of a marriage or long-term relationship and why divorce can bring a different kind of grief than the death of a loved one.Why a divorce can still hurt when it was your decision to leave.Letting go of the future and family life you thought you would have. The grief involved in saying goodbye to a dream, even when the relationship itself was painful.Recognizing red flags and understanding relationship patterns.How gaslighting and manipulation can make it difficult to trust your own judgment.Rebuilding your identity after divorce and the importance of connecting with friends, community, interests, and financial independence.Learning from past relationships without blaming or shaming yourself.Taking time to heal before beginning another relationship.Finding growth, self-trust, and hope after heartbreak.The emotional impact of losing a shared home, routine, identity, social circle, and imagined future.Why it’s possible to feel relief and grief at the same time.How self-worth and the question “Am I lovable?” can become entangled with the end of a relationship.Why people may second-guess themselves or talk themselves into returning to an unhealthy relationship.If you are navigating divorce, separation, or the end of a significant relationship, this episode offers an honest, compassionate conversation about the grief that often goes unrecognized. A major theme of the episode is learning from past relationships without turning that reflection into shame. The hosts encourage listeners to consider: What did this relationship teach me?What patterns do I recognize now?What did I ignore or minimize?What do I need to heal?What do I want to do differently going forward?How can I move forward without labeling the entire relationship as wasted time?The episode emphasizes that growth may involve recognizing patterns earlier, speaking your needs more clearly, establishing boundaries, and walking away when a relationship no longer supports your well-being. This episode is for you if you find yourself asking:  Why does divorce hurt even when I wanted it?Is it normal to grieve after a breakup or divorce?How do you grieve the end of a long-term relationship?Why do I keep questioning my decision to leave?How do I rebuild my identity after divorce?How do I stop blaming myself for a failed relationship?How can I move on after a long-term relationship ends?How do I know if I am ready to date again after divorce?How can I rebuild my self-worth after an unhealthy relationship?How do I let go of the future I thought I would have? Reflection Questions for our listeners: We’d love to hear from you. What resonated most for you with this episode? What part of your identity changed when the relationship ended?What dream or expectation are you grieving?What did you learn about your needs, boundaries, and relationship patterns?Which parts of yourself would you like to rediscover?Who can you invite into your support system as you rebuild?What would it look like to view your past as an experience rather than a personal failure? Episode Resources & Links: Resources mentioned in this episode as well as related topics are included below: 🔗Grief: Losing a Loved One 🔗 Grief: Life Changing News 🔗 Gaslighting & Narcissism 🔗 Boundaries 📙 “Get Rich, Lucky Bitch” by Denise Duffield Thomas (affiliate link) Follow Life Coaches Unfiltered for candid conversations about grief, relationships, personal growth, life transitions, and the messy process of becoming yourself again. Content note: This episode includes discussions of divorce, emotional manipulation, addiction, financial dependence, relationship conflict, and grief. Raising Ready Humans Summit - September 14-20, 2026 This summit helps parents navigate the critical transition from adolescence to adulthood.  This is not just about college or careers. It’s about helping young people successfully transition into adulthood in a world that looks very different from the one parents grew up in. Register for the Raising Ready Humans Summit Support the show ***** Connect with the Coaches ***** Michelle Hibbert Doree O’Neal Desiree Doucet Do you have any questions you'd like the coaches to answer? Awesome - we'd love to hear from you! You can submit questions via this form and we'll answer them in a future episode: https://forms.gle/QMPqRrvhvkzezPRn6  Intro & Outro background music provided by: Bliss by Luke Bergs |   / bergscloud   Creative Commons - Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/

    Grief After Divorce: Healing from the End of a Long-Term Relationship

  3. Aug 17

    Grief: Life Changing News - Job Loss, Medical Diagnosis & Relationship reality

    Send us Fan Mail Grief doesn’t only show up when someone dies. It also shows up in those gut-punch, “everything just changed” moments of life-changing news. Some may call them “Sliding Door” moments - when your reality shifts with little to no warning and you know your life, from this moment forward - will never be the same. In Part 2 of the Grief Series on Life Coaches Unfiltered, Desiree, Doree, and Michelle explore the grief that comes with sudden change: a serious medical diagnosis, a job loss or layoff, or the moment you realize a relationship or marriage has to end. This episode is for anyone navigating life-changing news about health, career, or relationships. It will also be useful for those supporting loved ones through those seasons. You’ll hear: What “kairos moments” or sliding-door moments are, and why they can feel like emotional whiplashReal stories of receiving shocking news about health, work, and relationshipsHow grief after life-changing news can feel like an emotional rollercoaster, especially when the situation isn’t final yetWhy many people barrel through these seasons with grit and resilience, missing the grief piece entirelyPractical ways to name, validate, and work with this kind of grief instead of just “powering through”Why these moments often send us into autopilot, denial, or “everything’s fine” mode even as grief is simmering underneathHow grief after change is different from grief after a death: mixed feelings, hot–cold emotions, hope and fear existing at the same time, decisions that must be made over and over again (like divorce or job changes)Real-life examples:A parent’s Cancer diagnosis and the role shift that followsDivorce news that permanently changes trust and the shape of a familyLayoffs and job eliminations that challenge identity, security, and self-worthChildhood moments when a beloved stepparent or caregiver suddenly disappears from daily lifeKey insights and tools: Grief is present anytime your sense of “how life was” shatters, even if no one has diedWhy it’s common to ask, “Why me?” and cycle between anger, disbelief, and empowerment after job loss or relationship endingsHow to recognize grief in your own story: exhaustion, shock, confusion, feeling like the rug has been pulled out from under youPermission to see growth and gifts later, without minimizing how painful the present feels (“I don’t understand why this is happening, but I look forward to the day in which I do”)Gentle practices for navigating these seasons: naming the loss, allowing mixed emotions, seeking support, and watching for signs you’re ignoring your grief in the name of resilienceQuestions we tackle in this episode:   “Why am I so emotional after losing my job?”“I just realized that my life is changed forever. Why am I so sad?”“Why am I so blindsided that my relationship is over?”“What is a kairos or sliding door moment?”“Why do I feel grief after a diagnosis, even if my loved one is still alive?”“How is grief after divorce or breakup different from grief after death?”“What are ‘turning point’ or sliding door moments, and how do they relate to grief?”Resources/Links:  Stop Apologizing! : The Apology EpidemicToxic positivity: When “Good Vibes Only” Goes badDo Happy People Piss You Off? Let’s talk about it… Navigating Uncertainty“Shrinking” Series on Apple TVRaising Ready Humans Summit - September 14-20, 2026 This summit helps parents navigate the critical transition from adolescence to adulthood.  This is not just about college or careers. It’s about helping young people successfully transition into adulthood in a world that looks very different from the one parents grew up in. Register for the Raising Ready Humans Summit Support the show ***** Connect with the Coaches ***** Michelle Hibbert Doree O’Neal Desiree Doucet Do you have any questions you'd like the coaches to answer? Awesome - we'd love to hear from you! You can submit questions via this form and we'll answer them in a future episode: https://forms.gle/QMPqRrvhvkzezPRn6  Intro & Outro background music provided by: Bliss by Luke Bergs |   / bergscloud   Creative Commons - Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/

    Grief: Life Changing News - Job Loss, Medical Diagnosis & Relationship reality

  4. Aug 4

    Grief: Losing a Loved One

    Send us Fan Mail Grief after the death of someone you love can feel surreal, disorienting, and completely overwhelming. All of those things make sense when you realize that it takes time for your brain to catch up to the reality that they are really gone. In this first episode of a 3-part Grief Series on Life Coaches Unfiltered, Desiree, Doree, and Michelle share honest stories about losing loved ones, and unpack why grief feels so “weird” and out of control in the early days.  You’ll hear: Why grief after a death is a universal human experience (and not something to be ashamed of)How sudden loss, anticipated loss, and “complicated” relationships can shape the way we grieveWhy the famous “stages of grief” were never meant as a strict rulebook for the people left behindWhat acute grief can look like: vivid dreams, shock, numbness, emotional wavesWhy you’re not going crazy, even if it feels that wayPractical ideas for coping in the first weeks and months, including sleep, boundaries, and simple grounding practicesIf you have a family member who is close to transitioning or if you’re navigating the death of a loved one, you’ll find useful information in this episode.  Even if you’re supporting friends and family and want to show up with empathy instead of clichés,  you’ll find guidance in this episode. Follow the show so you don’t miss Parts 2 and 3 of the Grief Series, where the coaches explore other forms of loss and how grief shows up beyond death. Key ideas and tools discussed: Grief is complicated and individualized; there is no “right way” to do itHow relationship dynamics (close, distant, conflicted, or “complicated”) shape the grief processThe importance of sleep for emotional regulation and why lack of sleep can intensify grief distressSimple grounding strategies: repeating prayers or mantras, using meditative beads, staying present, and giving yourself permission to take breaks from heavy conversationsHow to respond when someone shares grief from a loss that happened years or decades ago. Empathy matters more than timelinesQuestions we help answer: “What does grief look like after losing a loved one?”“How do I recover from the loss of a loved one?”“Are the stages of grief real, and do I have to follow them?”“Why does my grief feel worse in the morning or after vivid dreams?”“How do I support someone whose grief seems complicated or ‘stuck’?”🔗Links & resources: Connect with Desiree Doucet Desiree’s Website Desiree’s Facebook Page Follow Desiree on Instagram Desiree’s LinkedIn Page Documentary: "A butterfly has been released" (mentioned in the show) Raising Ready Humans Summit - September 14-20, 2026 This summit helps parents navigate the critical transition from adolescence to adulthood.  This is not just about college or careers. It’s about helping young people successfully transition into adulthood in a world that looks very different from the one parents grew up in. Register for the Raising Ready Humans Summit Support the show ***** Connect with the Coaches ***** Michelle Hibbert Doree O’Neal Desiree Doucet Do you have any questions you'd like the coaches to answer? Awesome - we'd love to hear from you! You can submit questions via this form and we'll answer them in a future episode: https://forms.gle/QMPqRrvhvkzezPRn6  Intro & Outro background music provided by: Bliss by Luke Bergs |   / bergscloud   Creative Commons - Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/

  5. Jul 20

    Launching Young Adults: Helping Teens and Grads Choose a Career Path That Makes Sense

    Send us Fan Mail Launching into adulthood shouldn’t feel like jumping off a cliff without a parachute.  In this episode of Life Coaches Unfiltered, Desiree, Michelle, and Doree get real about what it takes for teens and young adults to move from high school or college into enjoyable and sustainable careers. Michelle shares her expertise in helping young adults choose their major, determining if a trade might be a better fit or how to handle life after grad school. She outlines practical ways she helps clients build clarity and confidence instead of getting stuck in “What if I choose wrong?” thinking. You’ll hear how tools like the Harrison Assessment help high schoolers and college students identify their strengths, motivations, and potential career paths. Careers aren’t limited to college grads - the coaches also discuss why trades, certifications, and nontraditional routes can be just as smart (and sometimes more aligned) than a four-year degree. In this episode: How to help high schoolers explore career options without pressure or panicUsing the Harrison Assessment to reveal strengths, interests, and ideal work environmentsSupporting college and grad students as they move into their first full-time roleWhy trades and skilled labor can be powerful, lucrative, and fulfilling career pathsHow parents can support launching young adults without enabling or micromanagingIf you’re a parent, guardian, or young adult who feels overwhelmed by “real life” decisions, this episode offers grounded, compassionate guidance, not “one-size-fits-all” advice. If this episode gave you new language or ideas for supporting a young adult in your life, follow the show, leave us a rating and review, and share this episode with another parent, guardian, or student who’s navigating this launch season. Connect with Michelle Hibbert Website: https://www.michelle-hibbert.com Michelle's Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100070001774408 Follow Michelle on IG: https://www.instagram.com/michelleh.lifecoach Follow Michelle on Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michellehibbert/ #LaunchingYoungAdults #CollegeToCareer #TeenCareerPath #YoungAdultLife #CareerClarity #LifeCoachesUnfiltered #ParentingTeens #TradesAreCareers #FirstJob #FailureToLaunch Raising Ready Humans Summit - September 14-20, 2026 This summit helps parents navigate the critical transition from adolescence to adulthood.  This is not just about college or careers. It’s about helping young people successfully transition into adulthood in a world that looks very different from the one parents grew up in. Register for the Raising Ready Humans Summit Support the show ***** Connect with the Coaches ***** Michelle Hibbert Doree O’Neal Desiree Doucet Do you have any questions you'd like the coaches to answer? Awesome - we'd love to hear from you! You can submit questions via this form and we'll answer them in a future episode: https://forms.gle/QMPqRrvhvkzezPRn6  Intro & Outro background music provided by: Bliss by Luke Bergs |   / bergscloud   Creative Commons - Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/

    Launching Young Adults: Helping Teens and Grads Choose a Career Path That Makes Sense

  6. Jul 6

    The Truth about Hypnotherapy

    Send us Fan Mail Is hypnotherapy mind control, dangerous, or just stage tricks that make people cluck like chickens?  In this episode of Life Coaches Unfiltered, Desiree, Michelle, and Doree get real about what hypnotherapy is and what it is not. If you’ve been curious about hypnosis but held back because of fear, skepticism, or movie-style horror stories, this conversation will help you separate hype from reality and decide whether hypnotherapy might be a powerful tool in your healing and personal growth journey. In this episode, you’ll learn: The most common myths about hypnotherapy and hypnosis (mind control, “getting stuck,” spilling secrets, and more)The real science and psychology behind hypnosis as a natural, focused state of awarenessHow clinical hypnotherapy differs from stage hypnosis and entertainmentWho hypnotherapy can help (anxiety, stress, habits, confidence, trauma, and more)Practical ways hypnotherapy supports midlife women who feel stressed, burned out, or stuckQuestions we answer in this episode: “Is hypnotherapy safe?”“Can a hypnotherapist control my mind?”“Will I reveal secrets or get stuck in a trance?”“Is hypnosis only for weak or gullible people?”“What actually happens in a hypnotherapy session?”What we explore in this conversation: Why hypnotherapy is widely misunderstood (movies, stage shows, and “hypnotist with special powers” narratives)The difference between entertainment hypnosis and clinical hypnotherapy used for healing and behavior changeaWhat a typical hypnotherapy session feels like—from induction to trance to integrationHow hypnotherapy works with the subconscious mind to shift deep-rooted beliefs, patterns, and habitsHow hypnotherapy can support issues like anxiety, stress, phobias, sleep, confidence, and burnout in everyday lifeSome of the myths discussed in this episode: Is Hypnotherapy mind control?Is it true that only weak or gullible people can be hypnotised?Will you spill your darkest secrets under hypnosis?Will hypnosis have you “stuck” in a trance?Why hypnosis is not just sleep or magic.Is hypnotherapy a one-session miracle cure?You’ll also hear: How hypnotherapy fits alongside coaching and other modalities in your overall wellness toolkit.How Doree uses hypnotherapy in her practice to help clients move from stuck and overwhelmed to calm, confident, and intentional.Practical tips for deciding if hypnotherapy is right for you in this season of life.Questions we invite you to reflect on: What have you believed about hypnosis? Where did that belief come from?If fear weren’t driving your decisions, would you be more open to trying hypnotherapy?If this episode helped you see hypnotherapy differently, follow the show, leave us a rating and review, and share this episode with someone who’s curious, but cautious about hypnosis. Connect with Doree:  Doree's Website: https://www.therealdoreeo.com/ Doree's FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/therealdoreeo Follow Doree on IG: https://www.instagram.com/therealdoreeo Raising Ready Humans Summit - September 14-20, 2026 This summit helps parents navigate the critical transition from adolescence to adulthood.  This is not just about college or careers. It’s about helping young people successfully transition into adulthood in a world that looks very different from the one parents grew up in. Register for the Raising Ready Humans Summit Support the show ***** Connect with the Coaches ***** Michelle Hibbert Doree O’Neal Desiree Doucet Do you have any questions you'd like the coaches to answer? Awesome - we'd love to hear from you! You can submit questions via this form and we'll answer them in a future episode: https://forms.gle/QMPqRrvhvkzezPRn6  Intro & Outro background music provided by: Bliss by Luke Bergs |   / bergscloud   Creative Commons - Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/

    The Truth about Hypnotherapy

  7. Jun 22

    Is Life Coaching a Scam?

    Send us Fan Mail “Life coaches are just someone you pay to give you pep talks.”  “Life coaching is just recycled toxic positivity.”  “Life coaches just give you the same advice you’d get from a friend” Does this resonate with your view of life coaching?  In this episode of Life Coaches Unfiltered, Desiree, Michelle, and Doree pull back the curtain on what life coaches actually do, and what they don’t. If you’ve ever wondered whether coaching is legit, who it’s really for, or how it’s different from therapy, tune in. In this episode, you’ll hear: The most common myths about life coaches and life coachingHow coaching really works behind the scenes (and what a session is actually like)The key differences between life coaching, therapy, mentoring, and consultingWhen coaching can help you move forward—and when it might not be the right fitWhat to look for in a coach so you don’t waste your time or moneyHit follow so you don’t miss future episodes, and share this one with someone who’s curious (or skeptical) about life coaching. In this conversation, we unpack: Are all life coaches full of woo-woo, airy fairy advice? The similarities between athletic and life coachesThe differences between life coaches: how they work, who they work with & what they doWhy life coaching isn’t as expensive as you may thinkWhy investing in yourself is money well spentThe reality that coaching is unregulatedHow to navigate finding a coach that works for youLife coaching is just a fad/trendyIf you enjoyed this episode, you may enjoy:  How to choose a life coach What the hell is life coaching? Being Coachable & Why it’s Important Raising Ready Humans Summit - September 14-20, 2026 This summit helps parents navigate the critical transition from adolescence to adulthood.  This is not just about college or careers. It’s about helping young people successfully transition into adulthood in a world that looks very different from the one parents grew up in. Register for the Raising Ready Humans Summit Support the show ***** Connect with the Coaches ***** Michelle Hibbert Doree O’Neal Desiree Doucet Do you have any questions you'd like the coaches to answer? Awesome - we'd love to hear from you! You can submit questions via this form and we'll answer them in a future episode: https://forms.gle/QMPqRrvhvkzezPRn6  Intro & Outro background music provided by: Bliss by Luke Bergs |   / bergscloud   Creative Commons - Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/

    Is Life Coaching a Scam?

  8. Jun 8

    How to be Coachable & Why it Matters

    Send us Fan Mail Asking for help, humility and not knowing everything is an asset - especially in coaching relationships But what does it really mean to be “coachable”?  In this episode of Life Coaches Unfiltered, Desiree, Doree & Michelle unpack how humility, feedback, and being willing to learn can accelerate growth in life, work, and relationships. They explore the difference between pretending to know it all and stepping into the student seat, plus how asking for help can become a real strength. If you’ve ever struggled with receiving feedback, asking for support, or staying open when you’d rather defend yourself, this episode is for you.  Coachability is not about being passive; it’s about being willing to listen, learn, and apply what helps you move forward. Being coachable enables you to get more out of your work with a coach.  This episode is part 2 of our Coaching series. If you enjoyed this episode, you may enjoy “How to Choose a Life Coach: Red Flags, Green Flags, and What to Ask Before You Hire” Resources mentioned in this episode: Book: "The 4 Agreements" by Don Miguel Ruiz (affiliate link)  Life Coaches Unfiltered mentioned in this episode: “Setting Boundaries & Safe People” "Mindset Matters: Are You Growing or Just Coping?" Raising Ready Humans Summit - September 14-20, 2026 This summit helps parents navigate the critical transition from adolescence to adulthood.  This is not just about college or careers. It’s about helping young people successfully transition into adulthood in a world that looks very different from the one parents grew up in. Register for the Raising Ready Humans Summit Support the show ***** Connect with the Coaches ***** Michelle Hibbert Doree O’Neal Desiree Doucet Do you have any questions you'd like the coaches to answer? Awesome - we'd love to hear from you! You can submit questions via this form and we'll answer them in a future episode: https://forms.gle/QMPqRrvhvkzezPRn6  Intro & Outro background music provided by: Bliss by Luke Bergs |   / bergscloud   Creative Commons - Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/

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Life Coaches Unfiltered is a bi-weekly podcast for the midlife woman who feels stressed, burned out, and stuck.  ​ Hosted by three life coaches with very different specialties: Desiree, Michelle, and Doree. Each episode blends coaching tools, real stories, and unfiltered conversation so you feel seen, not judged.​ If you’re a woman in midlife dealing with chronic stress, emotional exhaustion, people-pleasing, “numbing out,” anxiety spirals, toxic positivity, gaslighting, or narcissism in relationships, this show helps you understand what’s really going on and what to do next: one small, doable step at a time.​ You’ll hear episodes on: Burnout, boundaries, people-pleasing, and over-apologizing (“The Apology Epidemic”).Anxiety spirals, hypervigilance, and finding calm in chaos.Numbing out with food, scrolling, and busyness. And healthier ways to cope.Narcissism, gaslighting, and reclaiming your reality in confusing relationships.Growth mindset vs. staying in survival mode, midlife career shifts, and redefining success.​​Whether you’re juggling work, caregiving, and everyone else’s needs or quietly wondering “Is this really it?,” Life Coaches Unfiltered gives you practical coaching strategies, uncomfortable-but-important questions, and compassionate truth-telling to help you move from overwhelmed and burned out to clearer, calmer, and more in charge of your own life.

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    Life Coaches
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    40
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    Explicit
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    © 2026 Life Coaches Unfiltered
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