As women enter their midlife, they often find themselves at a crossroads, feeling like they’ve lost their sense of purpose and direction. The good news is that it’s always possible to reinvent yourself and start living the life you’ve always wanted. Here are three steps to transform your life as a midlife woman. Identify your passions and purpose. The first step to reinventing your life is to figure out what you’re passionate about and what your purpose is. What makes you happy and fulfilled? What do you enjoy doing in your free time? What are your strengths and talents? Take some time ..read more

Oh, the heartache Sister, I have been there, on more than one occasion and thoroughly understand what you are going through. It can be difficult to let go of something somebody did to us and forgive them. However, to move past the situation you must forgive, so let’s tap into what forgiveness is.  Forgiveness Steve Harvey said it best, “Forgiveness is not about the other person, but about you.” So to fully be in the present moment to forgive you have to be in the heart space and mindset that it’s not them but you, and this is where the good healing and release from the heart chakra will h ..read more

My oh My what has the world come to? I would have never imagined we would experience so much history right in front of our faces! The roller coaster ride of the last 3-4 years has been so emotionally and physically exhausting, let alone, our wallets, retirement, and paychecks have all been hit hard this past year. If you had a rocking 401k bet, you lost, and from what I am reading the market will still be unsteady to invest in anything later this year, so sit tight sisters.  Rising inflation & home prices – what to do If you were one of the lucky ones and bought at that sweet spot aro ..read more

Hello God, it’s Margeret.  I can’t count on my hands the number of times my husband has dismissed my feelings and changed the subject. Hello, is anybody listening to my cries? At first, I couldn’t fully comprehend what he was doing, however, as time passed in our relationship I realized that my husband’s emotional abandonment could no longer go on if this marriage were going to work.  What’s behind the emotional neglect A few things come to mind with us not being able to step up to the relationship plate and fully support our spouses’ emotional needs. For starters, we mirror what we ..read more

Do you want to know why women are leading the workforce? Since the fall of Covid we have seen unemployment rates go up, down, up, and sideways but what remains stable is that women are forging their way into continued education to further their careers and that’s why 2023 just may be the year of […] This post is only available to members. The post Why 2023 is the Year for Women in the Workforce appeared first on She Is You ..read more

Who here is a Gen Xer who remembers Mister Rogers and loved him?! I can recall the comfort from watching Mister Rogers on PBS and listening to his soft, compassionate tone telling each and every one of us to seek the helpers during a time of crisis. Hello!  We Are in a Period of Uncertainty I am not sure who here is spiritual, religious, or downright atheist. Regardless of your belief system, what I would love to know is: How are you handling the past few years – like, since COVID-19 hit? Seriously, I am going to poke the bear and ask all of you: Have you recognized that we have entered a ..read more

Did you know lots of us set our new year’s resolutions in spring? There is a new culture of understanding that setting new year’s resolutions in a season of death or dormancy doesn’t resonate with us anymore. Instead we are allowing the winter season to do its thing and breathe in Spring as the season of rebirth and renewal.  The Shift is Happening Over the past year or so, the collective shift has acknowledged that setting new year’s resolutions in a season of healing, releasing and letting go doesn’t necessarily connect and that maybe why we mostly fail when it comes to sticking to our ..read more

Has your journey in this lifetime been hard, heartbreaking, or almost impossible? I completely hear and understand you. Here’s a perspective on why this lifetime has been hard. The story of Sisyphus I am a lover of Greek mythology and it’s sad to say I can relate to my man, Sisyphus. The story for those that are unfamiliar is this: Sisyphus was the King of Ephyra, now known as Corinth. The story leads that Sisyphus cheated death twice, so Hades punished him by having him pushing a boulder up a hill only for it to roll down every time. Does this sound like your life? It sure was for me. When I ..read more

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