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School of Midlife

Laurie Reynoldson
Midlife
School Of Midlife
Self-Improvement
Best Life Retreat
Personal Leadership Development
Best Life Planner
Coaching
Marriage
Paris, France
Boundaries
Boise, United States
Menopause
Paris
Self-Care
Communication
Best Life Mastermind
Midlife Mastermind
Smart Goals
Procrastination
Mindset

This is the podcast for high-achieving women in midlife who want to make midlife their best life.

Women who have worked their entire lives, whether that’s in a traditional career or as the CEO of their household, or for many women, both. And they look around at their life in midlife, and think “I’ve worked my ass off for this?”

They have everything they always thought they ever wanted, but fo... more

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Latest Episodes

What would you do differently if you actually trusted yourself?

Laurie is recording from the mountains this week, which means no studio microphone, slightly different audio, and zero apology about it. Some things you just roll with.

What she did br... more

Time to do something just for you.

When is the last time you made a decision, chose a direction, or said "yes" to something that was entirely, completely just for you? Not for your family, not for your career advancement, and not because it fulfille... more

The guilt that so many midlife women feel during graduation season

It is officially graduation season! Across the country, high-achieving women are hosting big open houses, packing up dorm rooms, and celebrating incredible milestones. But beneath th... more

Have you ever noticed how we almost work twice as hard to get ready to leave for vacation? We pack our schedules with an endless to-do list, run ourselves ragged, and then carry the office right along with us in our pockets.

In this rejuvenating epi... more

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Recent Guests

Annie Tevelin
Founder of Skin Owl; entrepreneur and brand builder
Skin Owl
Episode: 172. Bravery in the Pivot: An Honest Conversation with Annie Tevelin About Next Chapters, Personal Sovereignty, and Choosing Purpose over Pressure
Wendy Harrop
Bed and breakfast owner, retreat host, and France-trip organizer
Self-employed / Say Yes to Yourself podcast
Episode: 150. When You Finally Trust Yourself Enough to Start Living the Life You Actually Want | Conversation with Wendy Harrop
Francine Azel
Retired teacher, retired online health and fitness coach, travel advisor
Independent / Travel Advisor
Episode: 148. Why You Should Treat Midlife As Your Most Important Dress Rehearsal | Conversation with Francine Azel
Kathi Holzer
Award-winning artist; former PE teacher and coach
Independent artist
Episode: 146. From Retirement to Reinvention: How One Woman Unlocked Her Hidden Creativity | Conversation with Kathi Holzer
Juliana Leamen
Functional diagnostic nutrition practitioner, founder of Naturally Joyous Inc.
Naturally Joyous Inc.
Episode: 144. The Real Reason Diets Don't Work After 40 (And What Actually Does) | with Juliana Leamen
Megan Hodgdon
Charcuterie entrepreneur, founder of Boise Beauty Boards
Boise Beauty Boards
Episode: 142. From Abuse to Act Three: How One Woman Rebuilt Her Life (and a Business) | Conversation with Megan Hodgdon
Renee Bellinger
Menopause-informed health behavior change coach
Coach Renee Bellinger
Episode: 140. Stronger, Not Smaller: The Midlife Health Reframe You Didn't Know You Needed | A Conversation with Renee Bellinger
Judith Balis
Interior designer and founder involved in Feather and Twine; advocate for midlife reinvention
Feather and Twine (Barcelona/Boon)
Episode: 136. When You Finally Decide to Stop Waiting and Start Living | A Conversation with Judith Balis
Jessica Frew
Author, speaker, bold decision coach
Author of Shove Your Shoulds; Bold Decision Coach
Episode: 134. What If You Could Stop Feeling Guilty for Doing What's Best for You? | A Conversation with Jessica Frew

Host

Laurie Reynoldson
Host of the School of Midlife, focused on midlife transformation, sovereignty, and practical coaching for high-achieving women.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 53 ratings
  • Fabulous

    Episodes are gentle, honest, and full of wisdom. Definitely a must listen!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Judy Weber
    United States9 months ago
  • Just the inspiration I need!

    Laurie’s recounting of her experience with the 29029 TRAIL Challenge (episodes 124 and 125) really resonate as I’m working to get back into my running regime: Find your team, stay flexible, etc. Thanks for the kick in the butt, Laurie!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Beth in Boise
    United States10 months ago
  • So relevant and real!

    The School of Midlife hits home - I love how she validates and normalizes reinventing yourself professionally in mid-life. It can be isolating to do so, so it is great to hear Laurie’s affirming message every week!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jonna Weber
    United Statesa year ago
  • So real!

    I love how real Laurie is about redefining midlife for women. She shares many valuable tips without feeling prescriptive. This is a great pod by someone who is walking the walk!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GSRDN
    United Statesa year ago
  • Midlife Help

    Laurie’s desire and dedication to helping women be the best version of themselves in their “midlife phase” is amazing!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    #backatit
    United States2 years ago

Listeners Say

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The show's tone is welcoming and empowering, with evidence of community and accountability.
They value authenticity and real-world coaching over preachiness.
Listeners praise the host for compassionate, actionable guidance for reinvention.
Many appreciate the retreat and mastermind focus as a practical path to change.
Core message of prioritizing self-care and boundaries resonates with reviews.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

134. What If You Could Stop Feeling Guilty for Doing What's Best for You? | A Conversation with Jessica Frew
Q: What do you like most about being a midlife woman?
The freedom to embrace aging, the confidence that comes with intentional growth, and the ongoing opportunity to influence others—especially your daughters and the next generation—with a model of bold, compassionate living.
134. What If You Could Stop Feeling Guilty for Doing What's Best for You? | A Conversation with Jessica Frew
Q: If you could go back and tell your 20-year-old self something, what would it be?
Be confident in your path, trust yourself, and keep moving forward even when mistakes happen, because you've got this and you're capable of building something meaningful.
136. When You Finally Decide to Stop Waiting and Start Living | A Conversation with Judith Balis
Q: How did Judith approach the expansion from a 1,000-square-foot shop to a 14,000-square-foot space during the pandemic?
She leaned into community and the belief that people wanted a social, welcoming space more than just a storefront, which helped the business grow and evolve into a broader community hub.
136. When You Finally Decide to Stop Waiting and Start Living | A Conversation with Judith Balis
Q: What sparked Judith to open Feather and Twine and take a big leap into retail in Boise?
Judith explains that she always wanted a store, felt there was a gap in the local market for tangible, sit-in upholstery and furniture, and risked starting with a small space to test the concept before expanding.
144. The Real Reason Diets Don't Work After 40 (And What Actually Does) | with Juliana Leamen
Q: How did you get into this field and start incorporating DNA into your practice?
Starting from a background in functional testing, she pursued DNA because it provides a stable, time-insensitive map of biology; it helps tailor interventions beyond hormones and foods, allowing a more precise and personalized plan that respects both biology and behavior.

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What is School of Midlife about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show targets high-achieving midlife women seeking a more intentional, fulfilling path beyond traditional success metrics. Episodes blend personal storytelling with practical coaching on self-leadership, boundaries, and reinvention, often weaving in retreats, masterminds, and coaching programs as concrete pathways to sustain momentum. A notable throughline is reframing midlife as a business-like project—requiring clarity, action, and community—rather than a crisis. Listeners can expect candid discussions about sovereignty, authentic leadership, and how to design a life that aligns with current values, while staying grounded in real-world tactics like planning systems, accountability communities, and experiential retreats. A distinctive e... more

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1. Annie Tevelin
2. Wendy Harrop
3. Francine Azel
4. Kathi Holzer
5. Juliana Leamen
6. Megan Hodgdon
7. Renee Bellinger
8. Judith Balis

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