Midlife Butterfly Club

Are you in the right job?

26 May 2025

Many people drift through jobs they dislike, never discovering a fulfilling career. By creating a clear Preference List of what you value most at work, you can identify roles that truly suit you. This clarity can transform your career, relationships, health, and future into something deeply rewarding and meaningful.

Sunday Music Vibes – I’m A Woman

25 May 2025

Jean Macdonald

Free Article

Celebrate the strength, sass, and spirit of midlife with Peggy Lee’s empowering anthem I’m A Woman. This Sunday, we honour the resilience and grace of women everywhere—turn up the music, feel the magic, and dance like only a midlife queen can.

What Happens To Your Money

23 May 2025

Jean Macdonald

Money & Wealth

Tracking your finances can be difficult with just bank and credit card statements, which provide limited insight. The Money Tracker offers a tailored solution, helping you understand your spending patterns and make informed financial decisions. Gain clarity, manage your money better, and stay debt-free with this simple yet powerful tool.

Married at First Sight

21 May 2025

Jean Macdonald

Free Article

Married at First Sight by Frances Day. Have you been watching Married at First Sight?…

You can’t start too young

19 May 2025

Jean Macdonald

Magazine Articles

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 learn limits and thrive. Careful early choices lay the foundation...

Glynis Johns – Sister Suffragette

18 May 2025

Jean Macdonald

Free Article

A heartfelt tribute to Glynis Johns, who reached 100 before her passing. Her rousing performance of Sister Suffragette in Mary Poppins lit a spark for women’s equality before the second wave of feminism began. Her legacy reminds us how far we've come—and how far we’ve yet to go.

Women Who Overcame Eleanor Roosevelt

16 May 2025

Jean Macdonald

Free Article

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.