HeyJaredJenny Holliday
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- Sep 2, 2026
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The group chats I'm ready to leave behind in midlife - and how to do it without causing a drama (opens the original)
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There was a time when a WhatsApp group chat was quite a novelty. You were perhaps added to one for a hen do, or a get together with friends. It feels like the pandemic was where the line became truly blurred. Suddenly we went from WhatsApps with friends and related acquaintances, to groups with neighbours, or, as it was for my now husband and I, one for our block of flats. Now WhatsApp groups have migrated to business and work, too. I am in groups with hundreds of people – some for business netw
Should you 'Botox your CV'? This midlife careers expert doesn't think so - and knows what to do instead (opens the original)
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You’ve most likely heard of Botox, but have you heard of CV Botoxing? This is a new phenomenon in the world of work where people – often midlife women – are removing dates from their CV to make it ‘younger’. This video, in which a resumé was edited so that a job-hunter appeared 35, rather, than 55, has even gone viral. It’s shocking when you think about it – removing pure facts from a list of experience gathered over many years, in order to try and appeal to a recruiter or, worse still, an algor
Tempted to quit your job like Claudia? Here’s what you need to know before you do - direct from the experts (opens the original)
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For many midlife women, there will have been an overriding emotion when they heard that Claudia Winkleman has quit her chat show after one series. Envy, jealousy, a feeling of ‘I wish I could do that!’ and ‘Good for her!’ or perhaps an ‘If only…’ feeling that it’s easy for a celeb to quit something, but not so much for a regular woman to just say ‘I’m not doing this anymore’ about her work in midlife. It's not just our jobs that we might want to quit in midlife, either. We might yearn to quit a
The myth of effortless success: why Sara Cox’s career coach admission is so refreshing (opens the original)
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As a self-confessed non-morning person, I have always struggled with the alarm – even when I met my husband and found out he used a clock radio instead of the phone alarm (retro, I know!). I always wince when it starts up each morning. We’ve tried so many different channels and DJs – I’ve always had a complaint. Then, earlier this year, Sara Cox announced she would be taking over the Radio 2 breakfast show this week. “Perhaps now you’ll enjoy waking up!” laughed my husband. It’s true – I was ela
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