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Mind Your Midlife | Women Over 40, Menopause, Self Care, Mindset, Empty Nest, Aging Parents, Healthy Habits, Self-Talk

Cheryl Fischer, Life Coach for Midlife Women, Podcaster, Corporate Trainer
Midlife
Mental Health
Personal Development
Mindset
Midlife Women
Menopause
Mindfulness
Perimenopause
Self-Care
Tapping
Money Mindset
Life Coaching
Gratitude
Self-Confidence
Mindset Shifts
Hormone Replacement Therapy
Aging Parents
Intuition
Body Image
Midlife Transition

Did you wake up one morning and realize you’ve officially hit midlife? Welcome to your forties and fifties! You probably thought by now you’d have your retirement fund maxed out, the confidence to speak up at work, and a perfect relationship with your body. Instead, you might be feeling overwhelmed, frustrated, and ready to numb the stress with wine and Netflix.

If you are a woman over 40 who is ... more

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It is overwhelming to navigate midlife when your body is changing and everyone is giving conflicting advice about perimenopause. We are constantly bombarded with trendy products and supplements, creating an exhausting cycle of confusion. 

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Reaching episode 100 of Mind Your Midlife is a massive milestone! In this episode, I am celebrating by sharing some behind-the-scenes bloopers, revisiting some of the most popular tips from past guests, and looking ahead to what is coming next. From ... more

There is a middle ground with alcohol that affects so many of us in midlife: we're not dealing with addiction, but we often wake up feeling guilty, tired, and stuck in a cycle of habitual drinking. We tell ourselves we’ll stop, only to pour another g... more

Friendship change or loss is something that we rarely talk about enough during our 40s and 50s. We often feel guilty when we realize we are outgrowing the people we used to spend our time with, or we wonder why we simply don't have the same energy to... more

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Christina L. Woods
Clinical hypnotherapist, subconscious transformation expert, and former corporate executive
Christina L. Woods, Hypnotherapy Practice
Episode: 89. Changemakers: Hypnotherapy to Find Purpose in Midlife, with Christina L. Woods
Jennifer Mackey Mary
Wardrobe stylist and host of Everyday Style School
Everyday Style (Everyday Style School)
Episode: 87. The Mindset of Style and How to Like the Way You Look, with Jennifer Mackey Mary
Jennifer Marie Summers
Board-certified sexologist, certified sex coach, and menopause coach
Summers of Love
Episode: 85. Intimacy and Sex After 40 Without Shame Or Pressure, with Jennifer Marie Summers
Tricia Nelson
Creator of the Heal Your Hunger System; author of Heal Your Hunger: Seven Simple Steps to End Emotional Eating; host of Confessions of a Binge Eater
Heal Your Hunger
Episode: 83. How to Stop Emotional Eating and Heal Your Hunger in Midlife, with Tricia Nelson
L. M. Elliott
New York Times bestselling author of historical and biographical novels; award-winning journalist
Author, journalist
Episode: 81. Changemakers: Using Women's History as Inspiration, with L. M. Elliott
Tracy Holtz
Certified life and organizing coach
Episode: 79. Decluttering and Organizing Are Actually About Mindset, with Tracy Hoth
Meghan Rabbitt
Author of The New Rules of Women's Health: Your Guide to Thriving at Every Age
Author, Health Journalist
Episode: 77. Is It Perimenopause? 100+ Symptoms and How to Advocate for Yourself, with Meghan Rabbitt
Dr. Christine Boeve
PhD scientist, nutrition and supplementation expert, health coach
Master Menopause / Dr. Christine Boeve
Episode: 76. How to Clear Your Midlife Brain Fog (aka Creatine, HRT, and Inflammation), with Dr. Christine Boev
Mary Rothwell
Licensed therapist, podcast host of No Shrinking Violets, author
Private practice / No Shrinking Violets / Nature Knows Growing
Episode: 74. Changemakers: Why You Should Treat Yourself Like a Houseplant (And Quit What Isn't Working), with Mary Rothwell

Host

Cheryl Fischer
Host focused on midlife transformation, mindset, and self-care for women over 40; creator of coaching programs and facilitator of expert interviews.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 98 ratings
  • great job

    I enjoy listening to Cheryl cover all sorts of very important topics around menopause and hormones. It definitely gives me perspective and new understanding while keeping everything honest and lighthearted.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jerry M Brown
    Canada10 days ago
  • Smart show

    Smart show with interesting topics that will make listeners think!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    esandscd
    United States11 days ago
  • You’ll think differently about midlife

    Cheryl helps you see where you may be selling yourself short and consider what you actually want from this next chapter. This one's worth a listen.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Courtney @ PodLaunch
    United States14 days ago
  • Much needed and a great listen

    Hats off to Cheryl for creating a much-needed show that is actually fun and interesting to listen to. She is a great conversationalist and gives listeners so many great ideas and things to think about.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    maj8614
    United States14 days ago
  • Love it

    The topics are relevant to my what I am experiencing in my life right now. It is always nice to get validation that you are not alone.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SS_DC20
    United States14 days ago

Listeners Say

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The podcast is perceived as a safe space that balances evidence with empathy, helping listeners feel less alone in midlife challenges.
Listeners praise the host for warmth, thoughtful questions, and practical takeaways.
Audiences appreciate actionable steps and real-world examples that fit busy midlife lives.
The show is viewed as a reliable, compassionate resource for midlife health, mindset, and lifestyle shifts.
Guests are repeatedly described as insightful and the conversations feel supportive and empowering.

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#159
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#203
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#5
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#46
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

83. How to Stop Emotional Eating and Heal Your Hunger in Midlife, with Tricia Nelson
Q: What's the one thing you really want somebody listening to take away from this discussion?
Stop blaming yourself for previous attempts; recognize that dieting tools often fail to address the emotional root causes, and instead seek a holistic system and community support to heal emotional eating.
83. How to Stop Emotional Eating and Heal Your Hunger in Midlife, with Tricia Nelson
Q: And you frame this as a self-care topic. So tell me more about what you mean by that.
Self-care around eating means addressing the emotional drivers of food, not just restricting calories; it involves understanding stress, emotions, and daily life patterns to support sustainable, nurturing choices rather than punishment or endless dieting.
81. Changemakers: Using Women's History as Inspiration, with L. M. Elliott
Q: What were the major challenges you faced while becoming an author and sustaining that career over the years?
She discusses leaving a stable magazine job, managing income through speaking and freelancing, and the importance of a supportive editor who allowed flexible work arrangements. She also highlights the ongoing discipline of rigorous research and the evolution of narrative nonfiction into her fiction.
81. Changemakers: Using Women's History as Inspiration, with L. M. Elliott
Q: So how did that shift from journalism to writing historical novels actually happen?
Laura explains a gradual transition sparked by the magazine environment, a desire to tell more in-depth stories, and leveraging supportive editors. She describes weaving factual history with fiction to create engaging, teachable narratives, and how she balanced research with creative storytelling.
76. How to Clear Your Midlife Brain Fog (aka Creatine, HRT, and Inflammation), with Dr. Christine Boev
Q: Could you explain the potential benefits and considerations of hormone replacement therapy for cognitive health?
Hormone replacement therapy can improve energy regulation, sleep quality, and brain function when tailored to the individual, with careful medical supervision to balance benefits and risks.

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This show centers midlife transformation for women over 40, with a focus on authentic mindset shifts, emotional intelligence, and practical self-talk. Episodes blend expert guests and host-led insights to address perimenopause, body image, confidence, relationships, and career pivots, all aimed at reducing burnout and promoting sustainable well-being without adding more to-do lists. Unique strengths include a candid, warm host approach, evidence-based mindsets, and a willingness to tackle sensitive topics (intimacy, aging, and self-worth) with practical steps listeners can apply daily.

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1. Christina L. Woods
2. Jennifer Mackey Mary
3. Jennifer Marie Summers
4. Tricia Nelson
5. L. M. Elliott
6. Tracy Holtz
7. Meghan Rabbitt
8. Dr. Christine Boeve

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