What have we got for you?

Hello,

Thank you for your interest in our Midlife Butterfly Club.

You probably have lots of questions about what we do and more important what can we do for you?

The most common questions are likely to be:

Am I a Midlife Woman?
How would I know if I am a Midlife Woman?
Is it a good or bad thing to be a Midlife Woman?

Maybe you are even asking a deeper question like:
Is accepting that one is a Midlife Woman the end of something or the beginning of something?

The answer to that deeper question is –
It is both.
It is the end of being a Young Woman, where your life follows a predictable pattern, and the beginning of being a Free Woman, where you can create the life you want.

There are many other questions that will come up and we have created a little document for you called Frequently Asked Questions about being a Midlife Woman.

You can get a download copy of it at no cost by clicking on this link.

Love Jean Macdonald – The Midlife Midwife

PS We also have the Midlife Butterfly Club which provides ongoing support to midlife women through its online Magazine which has articles, videos and audio tracks which you can download to listen to on your phone.

Membership of the Butterfly Club normally costs £19-95 per month. However, we want to get this valuable information out to as many women as possible. So we are giving a MONTH’S FREE TRIAL MEMBERSHIP UNTIL AFTER CHRISTMAS.

You can cancel at the end of the month. If you like what you see and experience in the Butterfly Club you can stay on after your free period at the substantially reduced subscription of £9 per month. You are free to cancel at any time.

So click this link to join using PayPal. https://midlifebutterflyclub.org/#membership

You do not have to have a PayPal account to join, and you will see that no money will be taken from your account.

I look forward to welcoming you to the Butterfly Club.

Love Jean Macdonald – Chief Butterfly

PS To hear what we have coming up for you in the Twelve Days, watch my video below.

Latest Resources

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Tips for Healthier Living 3

12 November 2025

Tap water may not be as pure as we assume. Hidden contaminants like chlorine, heavy metals, and microplastics can impact long-term health. Bottled water isn't necessarily better, often containing plastic particles. Investing in a quality water filtration system is a smarter, healthier choice. Want to know what’s really in your glass? It’s time to take control of your drinking water.

How intelligent do you think you are?

10 November 2025

Many believe intelligence is fixed, but research shows it develops over time. Traditional education often ignores talents beyond academics, leaving many feeling inadequate. The Butterfly Club helps individuals discover and grow their unique intelligences, including financial and emotional intelligence.

Tips for Healthier Living 2

29 October 2025

Middle life is demanding, but small habits can make a big difference. In Quick Tips for Healthier Living No. 2, health expert Janette Derham shares simple strategies for better sleep, hydration, nutrition, movement, and stress management. By making small, consistent changes, you can build a healthier, more energized life. Watch the video for expert insights and start today!

How to Improve Your Relationship with Yourself

27 October 2025

Midlife is a transformative phase where many women reassess their lives. It's a time to rediscover oneself, embrace change, and pursue personal growth. By focusing on self-awareness and setting new goals, women can navigate this period with confidence and purpose.

Why do Midlife Women have a Love Deficit?

24 October 2025

In this enlightening podcast episode, Why Do Midlife Women Have a Love Deficit?, we explore why so many Midlife Women feel emotionally drained after years of giving to others. Discover how this stage of life offers the chance to rediscover self-love, confidence, and deeper emotional connection.

What happens when you look in the mirror?

23 October 2025

We often glance at the mirror without seeing ourselves. We may peer at our reflection and quickly shift attention elsewhere, focusing on what needs to be done. That fleeting glance—and our discomfort with it—reveals much about self-image and who we believe ourselves to be.

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