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Stop fixing the wrong problem

Many women in midlife believe the reason they feel stuck is something on the surface.Their job.Their weight.Their productivity.Their schedule.So they try to fix those things.They change careers.They start new routines.They try to be more disciplined.But the stuck feeling eventual ...  Show more

It's not your discipline

If you feel stuck in midlife — in your career, marriage, body, or identity — this episode will change how you see yourself.Most women believe they’re stuck because they lack motivation, confidence, or discipline.But that’s not the real reason.In this first episode of the 3-part R ...  Show more

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