Mind Your Midlife: Confidence and Self Care for Women Over 40, with Cheryl Fischer

Cheryl Fischer, Life Coach for Midlife Women
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*Global Top 2% Podcast* Did you wake up one morning and realize you’ve officially hit midlife? Welcome to your forties and fifties! You probably thought by now you’d have your retirement fund maxed out, the confidence to speak up at work, and a perfect relationship with your body. Instead, you might be feeling overwhelmed, frustrated, and ready to numb the stress with wine and Netflix. If you are a woman over 40 who is tired of toxic positivity, exhausting "5 AM club" routines, and self-help advice that just doesn't stick, you are in the right place. Mind Your Midlife is a global top 2% podcast dedicated to real midlife transformation. We explore how actual mindset shifts, emotional intelligence, and authentic self-talk can create lasting change—without adding more exhausting tasks to your daily to-do list. Join award-winning teacher, Life Coach, and trainer Cheryl Fischer as she helps hundreds of women find success, confidence, and clarity in their "second act." Each week, Cheryl and expert guests share practical advice on how to: Navigate perimenopause and feel confident and beautiful in your changing body.Master your self-talk to eliminate comparison and self-doubt.Build the career success and financial confidence you deserve.Wake up energized and looking forward to the day, instead of hitting snooze.Set and achieve your boldest second-act goals. Change comes from the inside, and your next chapter can be your best one yet. Subscribe to Mind Your Midlife today to start creating a life you actually love! (Formerly OMG Teach Me podcast) Popular topics include: mindset for women over 50, menopause and perimenopause, hormone balance, self talk and self confidence, redefining aging for women, mindset shifts, midlife crisis, brain health, midlife body positivity, energy in midlife, confidence in midlife, finding community after 50, midlife isolation, staying active in midlife, mental benefits of movement, healthy habits for midlife women, Gen X women and community, adult children, sandwich generation

  1. 86. Get Your Hopes Up and Stop Bracing for Disappointment in Midlife

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    86. Get Your Hopes Up and Stop Bracing for Disappointment in Midlife

    Have you ever thought about how often you say or think the phrase, "don't get your hopes up"? In midlife, dealing with career pivots, aging parents, and changing bodies, we often use this concept as a shield to protect ourselves. But what if lowering your expectations actually hurts you more?   In this episode, I dive into why "don't get your hopes up" is one of my least favorite phrases and why it's time to start getting excited about life again. We explore the evolutionary psychology behind our negativity bias, why we pre-experience pain through defensive pessimism, and the real clinical science behind hope.   What You’ll Learn: The Disappointment Trap: When we lower our expectations to protect ourselves, we force ourselves to live the disappointment before it even happens.  The Science of Hope: Clinical research shows hope is an active cognitive process that requires goals, agency, and pathways. Having high hopes is linked to better stress management and lower anxiety.   Episode Chapters: 00:00 - The problem with the phrase "don't get your hopes up"  01:19 - Midlife crises, identity changes, and worrying about time left  06:29 - Navigating multiple hard life changes at once  10:25 - Jumping to worst-case scenarios and the terror barrier  13:44 - Evolutionary negativity bias and Brené Brown's "foreboding joy"  17:26 - The trap of defensive pessimism and experiencing pain twice  24:12 - Rick Snyder's Hope Theory: Goals, agency, and pathways  27:01 - Actionable strategies: Probability, preparation, and gratitude  31:39 - A sneak peek at next week's Everyday Style School guest  Links & Resources: Cheryl's Midlife Recharge: cherylpfischer.com/recharge  Listen to Episode 84 on the Terror Barrier  Why This Episode Matters By recognizing your brain's natural instinct to brace for impact, you can actively choose to short-circuit the spiral of disappointment. Permitting yourself to get your hopes up and dream bigger is how you thrive, avoid living small, and make this phase of life amazing.   Take a little bit better care of yourself in midlife. Grab your Vitamin G pixie sticks for detoxification and wellness at cherylpfischer.com/vitaming. Support the show 🌸 Liked this episode? Share it with fellow Gen X women navigating hormone balance, an empty nest, and/or self-confidence! 🫶 Love this show? Leave a review to help more women over 50 find us. 💡Want menopause advice, mindset shifts, or support with midlife transformation? Find out more about the Midlife Recharge at cherylpfischer.com/coachingLet’s talk health after 50, self-talk, and redefining aging for women — without the “midlife crisis” narrative. Every week I'm adding new success strategies for midlife women. Connect with Cheryl: Instagram | LinkedIn | Website

    33 min
  2. 85. Intimacy and Sex After 40 Without Shame Or Pressure, with Jennifer Marie Summers

    May 22

    85. Intimacy and Sex After 40 Without Shame Or Pressure, with Jennifer Marie Summers

    Many women in their 40s, 50s, and early 60s tend to suffer in total silence when navigating changes in intimacy. We often carry shame around our shifting desires and changing bodies, falsely believing we are the only ones struggling or that we are somehow broken.  In this episode, I welcome Jennifer Marie Summers, a board-certified sexologist, certified sex coach, and menopause coach who has been doing this work for nearly two decades. We dive deep into why smart, capable midlife women experience shifting desires, why regulating your nervous system is more important than jumping straight to supplements, and how to finally communicate your needs with your partner without feeling pressure or awkwardness.  What You’ll Learn: ✔ The Difference Between Sex and Intimacy: Intimacy and sex are not the exact same thing. Intimacy can look like holding hands, talking about your day, or simply gazing into your partner's eyes. ✔ The Nervous System Block: Stress creates cortisol in the body, which puts us into a state of fight or flight. This causes blood to rush to our arms and legs and away from our g******s, which physically prevents us from feeling pleasure. ✔ The "Yes, No, Maybe" Framework: Using a printed list of intimacy options helps couples discover shared desires and opens up new doors into intimacy.  ✔ The Power of Daily Pleasure: Small actions like taking a few extra minutes in the shower to mindfully wash your hair or listening to a calming 528 hertz frequency can help you get back into your body. Episode Chapters: 00:00 - The changing landscape of midlife intimacy and relationships  03:04 - Meet Jennifer Marie Summers and the common intimacy struggles women face  05:59 - How to figure out what you want and start practicing mindful self-care  10:04 - Moving past the societal expectation that sex is just for men  12:36 - Regulating the nervous system and trying the 528 hertz frequency  17:06 - How stress and cortisol biologically block physical pleasure  20:48 - The "Yes, No, Maybe" list to improve couples' communication  28:52 - Why finding daily pleasure is your birthright  32:05 - Finding daily "glimmers" and taking better care of yourself   Links & Resources: Jennifer's Website and Intimacy Products: summersoflove.com  Free Yes/No/Maybe Checklist & 5 Secrets to Pleasure: summersoflove.com/collections/freeJennifer's Podcast: Sip with Summers  Cheryl's Free Story Cycle Resource: cherylpfischer.com/storycycle  Why This Episode Matters By stripping away the secrecy and addressing the nervous system stress driving your disconnection, you can completely change your relationship with intimacy and your body. You are not broken.  Take a little bit better care of yourself in midlife. Grab your Vitamin G pixie sticks for detoxification and wellness at cherylpfischer.com/vitaming. Support the show 🌸 Liked this episode? Share it with fellow Gen X women navigating hormone balance, an empty nest, and/or self-confidence! 🫶 Love this show? Leave a review to help more women over 50 find us. 💡Want menopause advice, mindset shifts, or support with midlife transformation? Find out more about the Midlife Recharge at cherylpfischer.com/coachingLet’s talk health after 50, self-talk, and redefining aging for women — without the “midlife crisis” narrative. Every week I'm adding new success strategies for midlife women. Connect with Cheryl: Instagram | LinkedIn | Website

    34 min
  3. 84. Why You Self-Sabotage Your Big Goals (And How to Stop)

    May 15

    84. Why You Self-Sabotage Your Big Goals (And How to Stop)

    Have you ever set a big goal, started taking action, and then completely self-sabotaged?  You are not alone. In midlife, we often feel ready to make a significant change, whether it is a career pivot, starting a new business, or getting in shape. But then procrastination sets in, and we slide right back into our old habits. What if this self-sabotage isn't a sign of weakness, but a predictable, biological, psychological process that you have control over?   In this episode, we dive into the concept of the "Terror Barrier," a term from Bob Proctor's work, to explain why our minds resist change. We discuss the clash between your comfortable current reality and your exciting new goals, and how to successfully navigate the fear and anxiety that arise when you try to step out of your comfort zone.  What You’ll Learn: ✔ The Comfort Zone Trap: Why your subconscious brain loves your current routine and perceives new goals as a physical threat  ✔ The Four Stages of Change: How to identify whether you are in Bondage, Reason, Conflict (the Terror Barrier), or Freedom ✔ The Reality of Self-Sabotage: Why making excuses like "I'm too old" or "I don't have the skills" is your brain's desperate attempt to get back to safety  ✔ Actionable Steps to Break Through: How to push forward Episode Chapters: 00:00 - The frustrating cycle of midlife self-sabotage  02:44 - Hitting a wall and discovering the "Terror Barrier"  04:22 - The X Frequency: Why your brain loves the comfort zone  08:44 - The Y Idea: When your big goals clash with your subconscious  12:28 - Your nervous system's desperate attempt to get back to safety  14:55 - The four stages of change: Bondage, Reason, Conflict, and Freedom  17:34 - Actionable tips for breaking through the barrier  20:33 - Reprogramming your brain with a present-tense vision  22:35 - Growth and fear go hand-in-hand   Links & Resources: Cheryl's Midlife Recharge: cherylpfischer.com/recharge  Why This Episode Matters Growth and fear go hand in hand; there is no way to grow without moving through the fear. By understanding how your subconscious brain processes change, you can stop sitting on the fence and fully commit to the big ideas you truly want.  Take a little bit better care of yourself in midlife.   Grab your Vitamin G pixie sticks for detoxification and wellness at cherylpfischer.com/vitaming. Support the show 🌸 Liked this episode? Share it with fellow Gen X women navigating hormone balance, an empty nest, and/or self-confidence! 🫶 Love this show? Leave a review to help more women over 50 find us. 💡Want menopause advice, mindset shifts, or support with midlife transformation? Find out more about the Midlife Recharge at cherylpfischer.com/coachingLet’s talk health after 50, self-talk, and redefining aging for women — without the “midlife crisis” narrative. Every week I'm adding new success strategies for midlife women. Connect with Cheryl: Instagram | LinkedIn | Website

    26 min
  4. 83. How to Stop Emotional Eating and Heal Your Hunger in Midlife, with Tricia Nelson

    May 8

    83. How to Stop Emotional Eating and Heal Your Hunger in Midlife, with Tricia Nelson

    There is something that affects so many women in their 40s and 50s, yet we tend to suffer in total silence: emotional eating. We often carry deep shame around our eating habits and falsely believe we are the only ones struggling.  In this episode, I welcome emotional eating expert Tricia Nelson. Tricia is the creator of the Heal Your Hunger system, host of the Confessions of a Binge Eater podcast, and her TEDx talk on "garbage eating" has over a million views. We dive deep into why smart, capable midlife women feel out of control around food, why restrictive diets are a trap, and how to finally heal the underlying stress and emotions driving your hunger.  What You’ll Learn: ✔ The Three Drivers of Unhealthy Eating: How buried emotions, the addiction to being "busy," and ingrained habits trigger the compulsion to eat ✔ The Restriction Trap: Why going on strict diets or using intermittent fasting to stay out of the kitchen usually backfires and leads to bingeing ✔ The Real Root of the Problem: Why overweight is a symptom of overeating, and overeating is ultimately a symptom of "what's eating me".  Episode Chapters: 00:00 - Suffering in silence with emotional eating05:20 - Is food really self-care?10:39 - The three main drivers of the compulsion to eat16:17 - Using food to numb out the discomfort of idle time19:11 - The trap of restriction and the emotional eating spectrum23:44 - The deep shame of "garbage eating"31:43 - Why overweight is just a symptom37:44 - Stop blaming yourself for diets that failedLinks & Resources: The Emotional Eating QuizTricia's Book: Heal Your Hunger: Seven Simple Steps to End Emotional EatingTricia's Podcast: Confessions of a Binge EaterTricia's Instagram: @tricianelson_Cheryl's Midlife Recharge: cherylpfischer.com/coachingEpisode 81: How to Love Your Menopause BodyWhy This Episode Matters By stripping away the secrecy and addressing the emotions driving the hunger, you can completely change your relationship with food and your body.  Take a little bit better care of yourself in midlife. Grab your Vitamin G pixie sticks for detoxification and wellness at cherylpfischer.com/vitaming. Support the show 🌸 Liked this episode? Share it with fellow Gen X women navigating hormone balance, an empty nest, and/or self-confidence! 🫶 Love this show? Leave a review to help more women over 50 find us. 💡Want menopause advice, mindset shifts, or support with midlife transformation? Find out more about the Midlife Recharge at cherylpfischer.com/coachingLet’s talk health after 50, self-talk, and redefining aging for women — without the “midlife crisis” narrative. Every week I'm adding new success strategies for midlife women. Connect with Cheryl: Instagram | LinkedIn | Website

    43 min
  5. 82. How to Love Your Menopause Body (Without Giving Up on Your Health)

    May 1

    82. How to Love Your Menopause Body (Without Giving Up on Your Health)

    Have you caught yourself looking in the mirror recently, grabbing a little chunk of skin around your middle, or wondering, "Whose body is this?"  You are definitely not alone.  We are diving deep into the reality of midlife body image. I share my own recent wake-up call after seeing a wedding photo, the difference between "fuel food" and "celebratory food,"  and how to finally turn the volume down on your self-criticism. If you are tired of fighting your own body and want to find a way to be happy with who you are physically right now, this episode is for you.  What You’ll Learn: ✔ The Mirror Trap: How cataloging your flaws every morning seeps into your confidence and prevents you from making healthy choices.  ✔ Redefining Body Image: Why the picture of your body saved in your subconscious brain might be completely inaccurate (and how to rewrite that "saved tape").   ✔ The "But" Affirmation: Why standard positive affirmations feel like a lie to your brain, and how to use a transitional "but" phrase to slowly build your confidence.  Episode Chapters: 00:00 - The reality of changing bodies in midlife04:03 - My personal wake-up call with a wedding photo07:29 - Why your subconscious body image might be wrong13:23 - How to stop the negative self-talk cycle19:27 - Using EFT Tapping to rewrite your self-image22:12 - Fuel Food vs. Celebratory Food25:31 - Creating a transitional body affirmationLinks & Resources: The Body Confidence Tapping EpisodeThe "Take Better Care of Yourself" Episode (Ep 75 on Apple)The Midlife Symptoms Episode with Meghan Rabbitt (Ep 77 on Apple)Green Synergy Elixir & Fizz: cherylpfischer.com/greensBy consciously shifting our self-talk and treating aging as the profound privilege it is, we can stop fighting our physical selves and step into true confidence. Take a little bit better care of yourself in midlife.  Grab your Vitamin G pixie sticks for detoxification and wellness at cherylpfischer.com/vitaming. Support the show 🌸 Liked this episode? Share it with fellow Gen X women navigating hormone balance, an empty nest, and/or self-confidence! 🫶 Love this show? Leave a review to help more women over 50 find us. 💡Want menopause advice, mindset shifts, or support with midlife transformation? Find out more about the Midlife Recharge at cherylpfischer.com/coachingLet’s talk health after 50, self-talk, and redefining aging for women — without the “midlife crisis” narrative. Every week I'm adding new success strategies for midlife women. Connect with Cheryl: Instagram | LinkedIn | Website

    29 min
  6. 81. Changemakers: Using Women's History as Inspiration, with L. M. Elliott

    Apr 24

    81. Changemakers: Using Women's History as Inspiration, with L. M. Elliott

    Often, we see the opportunities, we feel the intuitive nudge, but we don't trust ourselves enough to take the leap. In this Changemakers episode, I am joined by New York Times bestselling author, Laura Malone Elliott. Laura shares her midlife pivot from writing long-form narrative journalism in the 1980s to becoming a best selling historical novelist. We dive into how she turned a dreaded assignment into a book, the reality of juggling a demanding career with kids' activities, and why history proves that women in midlife have already earned the right to trust their own judgment. What You’ll Learn: ✔ Watching for "Holes in Coverage": How Laura navigated a male-dominated newsroom by finding the gaps in reporting and focusing on women's issues ✔ History Repeating Itself: The striking parallels between the fight for the ERA in the 1970s and the political climate today, and why the backlash against women is nothing new ✔ Trusting Your Crisis Skills: Why midlife women—who are constantly trusted by others in times of crisis—need to start trusting ourselves when making big life changes Episode Chapters: 00:00 - Becoming a high school history teacher04:29 - Starting as a journalist in the 1980s09:12 - The holiday assignment that changed everything14:06 - Juggling writing and family22:52 - Writing Truth Lies and the Questions in Between28:55 - History repeating itself and the ERALinks & Resources: Find Laura Malone Elliott's books and Substack at lmelliott.comConnect with Laura on Instagram @l_m_elliottConnect with Cheryl on social media: @cherylpfischerTake Action Today: Pull Every Thread: When you have an idea or see a small opportunity, explore it. Hunt for Glimmers: Find one tiny moment of joy today (like a great cup of coffee) to retrain your brain to see the positive.Read Truth, Lies, and the Questions in Between!Why This Episode Matters Maybe the self-doubt from decades of being told we are "too emotional" or "too ambitious" still lingers. By looking to history, and looking at our own track records, we can find the courage to step through the small windows of opportunity that life drops at our feet. Take a little bit better care of yourself in midlife. Grab your Vitamin G pixie sticks for detoxification and wellness at cherylpfischer.com/vitaming. Support the show 🌸 Liked this episode? Share it with fellow Gen X women navigating hormone balance, an empty nest, and/or self-confidence! 🫶 Love this show? Leave a review to help more women over 50 find us. 💡Want menopause advice, mindset shifts, or support with midlife transformation? Find out more about the Midlife Recharge at cherylpfischer.com/coachingLet’s talk health after 50, self-talk, and redefining aging for women — without the “midlife crisis” narrative. Every week I'm adding new success strategies for midlife women. Connect with Cheryl: Instagram | LinkedIn | Website

    43 min
  7. 80.a How to Break the Complaining Habit in Four Simple Steps

    Apr 19

    80.a How to Break the Complaining Habit in Four Simple Steps

    *This is a duplicate of episode 80 due to systems issues.*   Do you default to talking about bad weather, terrible traffic, or how busy you are? You might be using complaining as your primary conversation style without even realizing it. In this episode, we explore how chronic complaining drains your energy, keeps relationships surface-level, and physically rewires your brain to look for the negative. Let's talk about strategies to break the cycle, embrace healthy venting, and train your mind to look for the good.  What You’ll Learn: ✔ The Complaint Trap: How habitual complaining kills your productivity and makes you "smaller" just to comfort others.  ✔ Brain Rewiring: How your reticular activating system adapts to find more negativity the more you complain.  ✔ The "No Complaining" Rule: A framework requiring you to offer a solution every time you complain.  ✔ Venting vs. Complaining: How to put a "fence" around venting using a 5-minute timer so you process emotions without getting stuck. Episode Chapters: 00:00 - Is complaining your default conversation style?02:13 - My personal wake-up call about complaining10:32 - How complaining drains energy and rewires your brain19:06 - The "No Complaining" rule and shifting conversations28:30 - Training your brain to look for "glimmers"Links & Resources: The No Complaining Rule by Jon Gordon Connect with Cheryl on socials: @cherylpfischer Take Action Today: Audit Your Chats: Listen to your next few conversations. Are you defaulting to "I'm so busy" or traffic complaints? Prepare Pivot Questions: Have positive questions ready, like "What was good about your weekend?" to gently redirect negative chatter.Hunt for Glimmers: Find one tiny moment of joy today (like a great cup of coffee) to start retraining your brain to see the positive.Why This Episode Matters Midlife is full of valid stressors, making it incredibly easy to bond over shared grievances. By intentionally shifting how you speak, you literally rewire your brain to find joy, transforming not just your conversations, but your entire reality. Take a little bit better care of yourself in midlife. Grab your Vitamin G pixie sticks for detoxification and wellness at cherylpfischer.com/vitaming. Support the show 🌸 Liked this episode? Share it with fellow Gen X women navigating hormone balance, an empty nest, and/or self-confidence! 🫶 Love this show? Leave a review to help more women over 50 find us. 💡Want menopause advice, mindset shifts, or support with midlife transformation? Find out more about the Midlife Recharge at cherylpfischer.com/coachingLet’s talk health after 50, self-talk, and redefining aging for women — without the “midlife crisis” narrative. Every week I'm adding new success strategies for midlife women. Connect with Cheryl: Instagram | LinkedIn | Website

    33 min
  8. 79. Decluttering and Organizing Are Actually About Mindset, with Tracy Hoth

    Apr 10

    79. Decluttering and Organizing Are Actually About Mindset, with Tracy Hoth

    Does the word "organization" strike fear into your heart? If you have spent decades calling yourself a "piler," a "messy person," or someone who just "cannot handle paper," it is no wonder your house reflects that reality. In this episode of Mind Your Midlife, certified life and organizing coach Tracy Hoth joins me to explain why decluttering isn't just about buying cute bins at Target—it is entirely about your mindset. We dive into why we unconsciously use clutter to protect ourselves from difficult emotions (like the guilt of cleaning out a parent's house) and how to rewrite your identity so that getting organized actually feels easy. If you are tired of staring at the junk drawer or drowning in mail, and you want a simple, step-by-step system to finally create space in your life, this episode is for you. What You’ll Learn: ✔ The Identity Trap: Why you can never out-perform or out-organize your own identity, and how to borrow confidence from the areas of your life where you are organized (like your career or planning vacations)  ✔ The "Opt-Out" Secret: The website you need to visit today to drastically reduce the amount of junk mail, credit card offers, and donation requests flooding your house  ✔ The Psychology of Clutter: How to ask yourself, "How is this clutter protecting me?" to uncover the hidden fears or unresolved grief keeping you stuck   ✔ The S.P.A.C.E. Method: Tracy's brilliant 5-step system for a 15-minute declutter challenge, including why you must always sort like-items together before making a single decision  Take Action Today: Stop the Mail: Visit optoutprescreen.com to stop receiving credit card and insurance offers in the mail.Grab the Free Challenge: Go to simplysquaredaway.com/declutter to download Tracy's free 15-Minute Declutter Challenge.Connect with Tracy on Instagram at @tracyhoth, on the web at simplysquaredaway.com, and grab the free declutter training at simplysquaredaway.com/training.Take the Quiz: Are you smack dab in menopause or just in the mayhem of midlife? Take the fun quiz at cherylpfischer.com/menopausequiz.Take a little bit better care of yourself in midlife. Grab your Vitamin G pixie sticks for detoxification and wellness at cherylpfischer.com/vitaming. Support the show 🌸 Liked this episode? Share it with fellow Gen X women navigating hormone balance, an empty nest, and/or self-confidence! 🫶 Love this show? Leave a review to help more women over 50 find us. 💡Want menopause advice, mindset shifts, or support with midlife transformation? Find out more about the Midlife Recharge at cherylpfischer.com/coachingLet’s talk health after 50, self-talk, and redefining aging for women — without the “midlife crisis” narrative. Every week I'm adding new success strategies for midlife women. Connect with Cheryl: Instagram | LinkedIn | Website

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*Global Top 2% Podcast* Did you wake up one morning and realize you’ve officially hit midlife? Welcome to your forties and fifties! You probably thought by now you’d have your retirement fund maxed out, the confidence to speak up at work, and a perfect relationship with your body. Instead, you might be feeling overwhelmed, frustrated, and ready to numb the stress with wine and Netflix. If you are a woman over 40 who is tired of toxic positivity, exhausting "5 AM club" routines, and self-help advice that just doesn't stick, you are in the right place. Mind Your Midlife is a global top 2% podcast dedicated to real midlife transformation. We explore how actual mindset shifts, emotional intelligence, and authentic self-talk can create lasting change—without adding more exhausting tasks to your daily to-do list. Join award-winning teacher, Life Coach, and trainer Cheryl Fischer as she helps hundreds of women find success, confidence, and clarity in their "second act." Each week, Cheryl and expert guests share practical advice on how to: Navigate perimenopause and feel confident and beautiful in your changing body.Master your self-talk to eliminate comparison and self-doubt.Build the career success and financial confidence you deserve.Wake up energized and looking forward to the day, instead of hitting snooze.Set and achieve your boldest second-act goals. Change comes from the inside, and your next chapter can be your best one yet. Subscribe to Mind Your Midlife today to start creating a life you actually love! (Formerly OMG Teach Me podcast) Popular topics include: mindset for women over 50, menopause and perimenopause, hormone balance, self talk and self confidence, redefining aging for women, mindset shifts, midlife crisis, brain health, midlife body positivity, energy in midlife, confidence in midlife, finding community after 50, midlife isolation, staying active in midlife, mental benefits of movement, healthy habits for midlife women, Gen X women and community, adult children, sandwich generation

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