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I need to tell you something that might feel uncomfortable: most of the women I work with are at war with themselves. And I don't mean this metaphorically—I mean it in the most literal, physiological sense. They're fighting their bodies for gaining weight. Fighting their brains for forgetting words. Fighting their energy levels for crashing at 3 PM. Fighting their emotions for being "too much" or their boundaries for being "not enough." They're arguing with their hormones, ne

The other morning, I was sitting outside at sunrise with my coffee and journal—my favorite spot where the world is still quiet—and I realized something: I've been trying to play this year's song with last year's sheet music. And I'm guessing you have too. There's this moment that happens in midlife, often without announcement, where your body changes the key. The rhythm shifts. The tempo you could maintain at 35 or 42 suddenly feels impossible, and you're standing there holdi

There's a woman staring back at you in the mirror who you don't quite recognize anymore. Not because of the lines around your eyes or the grey hair you're still deciding whether to embrace or cover. But because something fundamental has shifted. The person you thought you were—the one who had it all figured out, who knew her role, who performed it well—has disappeared. And in her place? A stranger who feels lost, lonely, and uncomfortably uncertain. If this is you right now,

I'm going to do something most health coaches won't: show you exactly what I ate yesterday, then explain why you probably shouldn't eat like me. Here's my full day: Now Here's What You Need to Know This works for me. Right now. With my specific biology, at this moment in my life. I work from home, so I have the flexibility to eat multiple times throughout the day. I genuinely enjoy lifting heavy things in the gym. My body tolerates dairy well. I've built up 66+ pounds of musc

Let me guess: You've tried to change a habit recently. Maybe you wanted to move your body more consistently, or stop the evening wine ritual, or finally stick to that morning routine you keep planning every Sunday night. And it felt hard. Really hard. Like pushing a boulder uphill while your brain screamed at you to just go back to the old way. So you probably thought: "I'm just not disciplined enough. I'm too old for this. Maybe I'm broken." Here's what I want you to know: