Midlife Women Conversations with Jean Macdonald

Too many suffer from respiratory and other ailments resulting from poor breathing. Are you one of them?   Not only does this cause discomfort now but can shorten your life.  On the positive side better breathing techniques can help with Panic Attacks, Stress, and Anxiety. Jackie Brennan is doing a series of podcasts to help us improve our breathing and our health.  In this first one Jackie gives u...

Do you know what a caterpillar has to go through to become a beautiful butterfly? Norma tells us the the Butterfly's  Story and compares to the journey we make to become a beautiful midlife woman. Norma Sherwin -is The Care Home Manager's Champion, She gives care to those who care for others. If you want to read more articles, watch more videos or listen to more podcasts about topics tha...

Nothing Exceeds the power of an idea whose time has come.  Victor Hugo  Is the new Midlife Woman an idea that is sweeping the world because her time has come? In 15 years this term has come from nowhere to become part of popular culture.  Are midlife women a formidable force able to change our society for the better? Are you ready to unleash your full potential and overcome the obstacles that hold...

Maybe you would say, like many people, it depends on the circumstances. Maybe you consider yourself a waverer between Pessimism and Optimism?    Recently I heard the quote ‘Pessimism is for Lightweights’.  I didn’t know what it meant so I thought about it until I think I understand it.   Jean is founder and and current manager of the Midlife Butterfly Club and online Magazine to support and inspir...

Inspiration for International Women's  Day from a story from the Middle Ages.   The Canterbury Tales were published by Geoffrey Chaucer in 1400.  The tale of the Wife of Bath shows the wisdom of women both now and in the Middle Ages.  Are you ready to unleash your full potential and overcome the obstacles that hold you back? Visit the Midlife Butterfly Club Magazine at no cost  for valuable v...