Show Notes
Today we’re just gonna chat, so grab something lovely to drink, take a walk with me and we’ll talk about what’s been going on in my life lately and the big themes that are coming up in the lives of my coaching clients that I believe we can all learn from.
Today on WithIn:
Reflections from my 47th birthday
The unexpected emotions I felt on a college visit trip with my eldest son
Common themes I’m noticing with the women I work with
Giving yourself permission to want more
How I’m supporting myself before I get burnt out
If anything in this episode stirred something in you, I’m opening two 1:1 coaching spots this spring for women in midlife who are ready for change with support and accountability. You can learn more here or schedule a conversation to explore working together.
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