Midlife Conversations with Natalie Jill
Changing Conversations Around Age, Potential, and Possibility for Women in MIDLIFE
In midlife we notice that life keeps moving on (faster and faster) regardless of if we decide to be a judging observer, stuck in the past or be an active participant in creating new realities for ourselves. I plan to keep participating and playing FULL OUT…and I hope YOU do too!
If you follow me on social media or heard some of the episodes leading up to this one, you know that I am currently in the thick of navigating yet ANOTHER breast implant rupture. Except for this time, I am getting an EXPLANT. Yep, after over $100k over the years, many many surgeries, and a lot of complications, I have decided I am OVER the decision I made at 19.
Darnell Cox is a 55 year old Gerontologist who studies the psychological and physical aspects for aging through the lifespan. I was so excited to have her on because this is everything my people want to learn! She got into the health and wellness field many years ago but has her education in Gerontology and Psychology (and actually went back to school for a second masters at the age of 51!) So cool!
One of my favorite people in the WHOLE PLANET is with us today! Lisa Nichols changed my life about 15 years ago. When I was at my rock bottom, in my darkest moments, when my life felt like it was completely fallen apart, I had a moment of HOPE. I turned on the TV and Oprah had a guest…Lisa Nichols. She was talking about vision, and possibility, and focusing on going forward instead of the circumstances of what currently is. Years later we met, she became my coach, we became friends, and she has helped me time and time again with my vision and my VOICE. I absolutely LOVE HER as a “sister friend” in her words and I KNOW you will love her too!
Today I’ve got my new friend Caroline. She’s 51 and HYSTERICAL! She is completely breaking the mold of what people 50+ should be. She’s kicking midlife in the BUTT and proving all of the negative talk about midlife to be completely wrong!
