Lemurian Lullaby
Lemurian Lullaby is a sacred sanctuary for midlife women awakening to their multidimensional selves, navigating soul-led changes in career, relationships, and purpose through channeled wisdom, healing, and sisterhood. https://stan.store/flesche
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A Life Purpose Workshop for Women Over 40 (opens the original)
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A New Understanding of Fear: What If Fear Doesn't Mean Stop? (opens the original)
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What does fear actually mean when you’re a woman over 40 thinking about a career change, or a full reinvention? In this episode of The Wake-Up Call, I dig into something I hear constantly from women in this season of life. Fear of starting over. Fear of disappointing people. Fear of being seen. Fear of failing, and honestly, sometimes fear of succeeding. I want to challenge the assumption that fear is always a stop sign.If you’re burned out, feeling stuck in work you’ve outgrown, or just quietly
🔥 Are you Burning Out or Burning Up? (opens the original)
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Everyone is talking about burnout in midlife.But what if that’s only part of the story?In this first episode of The Wake-Up Call, I explore a question that has changed the way I think about midlife, work, and purpose:What if you’re not burned out? What if you’re waking up?We’ll talk about invisible shifts happening to women over 40; burnout, perimenopause, identity, and why the life that once fit may suddenly feel too small.If you’ve been wondering why your work no longer feels meaningful, why y
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