09/18/2026
One of the most damaging stories women absorb is that we become less powerful as we age or perhaps that we never had any power to begin with. This topic comes up often in the work I do with women in mid-life.
Midlife can bring changes in our bodies, our roles, our relationships, our careers, and our sense of identity. We may grieve who we were, what we thought life would look like, or the years we spent trying to be what everyone else needed us to be.
Power has very little to do with appearance. Power is being fully here. Fully present. Taking up space. And the willingness to participate in this journey of life even when we feel afraid. It’s about learning how to play with our edges, showing up with discernment and with all the wisdom we’ve accumulated throughout our lives, while honoring our unique needs, talents, and gifts.
I was a little reluctant to share this photo, but for me this image is about embodiment, feeling present in our own skin, honoring what our bodies have carried, and continuing to build strength for the lives we still want to live.
There is grief in midlife and there is also freedom. We do not have to become less powerful as we age, ladies. Mid-life can be a time to finally learn what our power actually is and embody it. 💪🏼 ♥️👊🏼