Not Your Mama's Midlife Podcast

Stephanie Leigh

Wait…is this all there is? Does it get better after…? Am I having a midlife crisis? What is a midlife crisis? Am I too young for a midlife crisis? What am I supposed to do now? I feel like I’m living the same day over-and-over again. If you are a woman in your 40s, or older, and you are asking questions like these, this podcast is for you. The Not Your Mama’s Midlife Podcast host, Life Coach Stephanie Leigh, recognizes that midlife looks different for Gen X and Millennial women than it did for those that came before us - both our mothers and our fathers! Stephanie says, “Midlife isn’t a crisis, it’s a crucible,” and she believes that we shouldn’t waste the discomfort associated with this reflective period of life - we can leverage it to move ourselves forward. Stephanie will help you to get clear on the cause of your discontent, figure out what you *really* want out of the second half of your life, embrace midlife as a stage of growth and personal transformation, and develop a plan to move forward toward your dreams. All the while, Stephanie will help you to have more ease in your life TODAY. Expect solo shows and interviews with women in midlife and beyond. Click SUBSCRIBE to make sure you don’t miss the next episode. www.stephanieleighcoaching.com

  1. 07/06/2023

    Love Your Brain: A Conversation with Allison Liu

    There are steps that you can take today to improve your brain health in the second half of your life. On this episode, I am joined by Brain Health Coach, Allison Liu. Allison wants you to know that it is never too late to make changes that will impact the health of your brain. Indicators of cognitive decline and dementia are evident in our brain decades before symptoms begin to surface, but you don't have to accept these as inevitable consequences of aging. In this episode, Allison shares with us simple and actionable steps that we can take to keep our brains healthy as we age. In this episode we talk about: Allison's own very relatable and familiar storyWhy "brain health" is important11 risk-factors to consider when thinking about brain health and strategies to address each of themThe impact of chronic stress on our brains and wellbeingThe impact of alcohol and caffeine on brain health Would you like to learn more about Allison's work? Connect with her here: WebsiteInstagramLinkedIn Allison is offering listeners of this podcast a free coaching session with her. Enter code NYMM23 when you book a consultation on her website to take advantage of this free offer. I have a bookclub! Get on my mailing list or follow me on Facebook or LinkedIn for updates on our August 2023 selection. Too burned out for anything or much less consider a bookclub? Check out my free burnout workshop here. If you have a question or want to know more about what it's like to work with me, DM me over on LinkedIn.

  2. 06/29/2023

    You Don't Need to Make Yourself Wrong

    When you want something out of someone else, do you criticize them and tell them that they are wrong? Do you make sure that your tone is conveying disapproval? That they should be ashamed? Hopefully you answered that with a resounding "no." And why not? We know that our peers, our colleagues, our friends, our spouses and loved ones don't actually respond well to being shamed. That isn't the way that we "get" the behavior that we want from them. When we are at our best, we try to put ourselves in their shoes and understand why they are doing what they are doing and we make a request, kindly, from one adult to another. Ideally. Of course sometimes we pop off. And we generally don't get the response that we are looking for. But what about with ourselves? When you are trying to get something from yourself are you critical? Do you make sure that you point out that you are wrong? Do you talk to yourself with a disapproving tone or one that is full of disdain? How is that working out for you? What if you treated yourself like you would a good friend? On this episode, we'll talk about why "making yourself wrong" isn't necessary for you to make a change that you desire and why it actually gets in the way. Were you interested in that bookclub I mentioned in previous episodes but forgot to mention this week? We'll be reading Bittersweet by Susan Cain in July. You can save your place in the Facebook group by joining here. Too burned out for anything or much less consider a bookclub? Check out my free burnout workshop here. If you have a question or want to know more about what it's like to work with me, DM me over on LinkedIn.

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Wait…is this all there is? Does it get better after…? Am I having a midlife crisis? What is a midlife crisis? Am I too young for a midlife crisis? What am I supposed to do now? I feel like I’m living the same day over-and-over again. If you are a woman in your 40s, or older, and you are asking questions like these, this podcast is for you. The Not Your Mama’s Midlife Podcast host, Life Coach Stephanie Leigh, recognizes that midlife looks different for Gen X and Millennial women than it did for those that came before us - both our mothers and our fathers! Stephanie says, “Midlife isn’t a crisis, it’s a crucible,” and she believes that we shouldn’t waste the discomfort associated with this reflective period of life - we can leverage it to move ourselves forward. Stephanie will help you to get clear on the cause of your discontent, figure out what you *really* want out of the second half of your life, embrace midlife as a stage of growth and personal transformation, and develop a plan to move forward toward your dreams. All the while, Stephanie will help you to have more ease in your life TODAY. Expect solo shows and interviews with women in midlife and beyond. Click SUBSCRIBE to make sure you don’t miss the next episode. www.stephanieleighcoaching.com