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Women Who Overcame Eleanor Roosevelt

Women Who Overcame Eleanor Roosevelt

Born into New York aristocracy in 1884, Eleanor Roosevelt's early life was marred by emotional neglect and tragedy. Losing both parents by age ten, she was raised by a strict grandmother, instilling in her a profound sense of loneliness that later fueled her empathy and commitment to social justice.
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Business Intro

Business Intro

Many mid-aged women find themselves busy all the time, yet unsure what it’s all for. This post invites you to pause, reflect, and ask whether your busyness still serves you—or if it’s time to redefine what business truly means in this season of your life.
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You can’t start too young

You can’t start too young

A baby’s emotional and cognitive development begins before birth. Warmth, connection, and routine shape self-esteem and security. Early boundaries and consistent sequences—not rigid schedules—nurture responsibility and confidence. Talking, singing, and gentle guidance help children...
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Journey to Midlife Success

Journey to Midlife Success

Journey to Midlife Success explores how Sue Williams transformed unexpected life changes into a new creative path. In this inspiring podcast conversation with Jean MacDonald, she shares how writing, intuition, and self-belief helped her rediscover purpose and build a new chapter during the midlife transition.
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Women Who Overcame Dame Stephanie Shirley

Dame Stephanie Shirley

Today’s edition of Women Who Overcame remembers Dame Stephanie Shirley, a refugee turned trailblazing entrepreneur and philanthropist. She broke barriers in technology, championed women in the workplace, and dedicated her fortune to causes close to her heart. Her legacy reflects empowerment, generosity, and truly “a life worth saving.”
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Your Gut, Your Hormones and Menopause

Your Gut, Your Hormones and Menopause

Your hormones and your gut may be more connected than you think. Discover how the microbiome is involved in estrogen metabolism and why understanding this relationship can help you make more informed choices about nourishing and supporting your changing body through menopause.
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The Missing Connection?

Could your gut be playing a bigger role in menopause than you realise? Discover the fascinating connection between your microbiome, hormones, mood, metabolism and wellbeing — and why supporting your gut could become an important part of thriving through midlife.
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Why you may not be getting the Love You Desire No.4

Why you may not be getting the Love You Desire No.4

Many women miss early signs of disrespect in relationships, leading to heartbreak or abuse. This post explores how recognizing red flags—like negative talk about women or his mother—can protect you. Don’t ignore your instincts. Watch the video to learn how to build safer, more loving relationships..
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Advice about your life – who can you trust (1)

Advice about your life – Who can you Trust?

When seeking advice about your life, knowing who to trust is essential. This post explores how to choose the right coach, therapist, or mentor by trusting your instincts, doing research, and asking the right questions. Learn how to protect your well-being while getting the support you need.
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Wellness is so much more than Health!

Wellness is so much more than Health!

Wellness isn’t just the absence of illness—it’s about feeling fully alive. This post explores how true wellness involves awareness, small daily choices, and a personal approach to midlife health. Learn why your journey to lasting vitality starts with noticing how you really feel, not just avoiding being unwell.
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Why become a Wealthy Woman?

Nearly half of women over 50 are single, and most will outlive their partners. Financial independence isn’t a luxury—it’s a necessity. Secure your future with income you can rely on, even if life takes unexpected turns. The Wealthy Woman programme helps you start planning today.
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