
Patsy quit her job. Susannah quit the city. Now they’re on a quest to find the path through the wobbly middle of their careers. The Wobbly Middle explores the moment when ambition returns, and women begin actively questioning their direction. It's that in-between space where we know we want change but don't know how to move forward, making visible a stage in our lives rarely reflected in mainstrea... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 25 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessSociety & CulturePersonal JournalsCareers | |||

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What I love about this podcast is that even if you are not in your ‘wobbly middle’ these interviews are imbued with the language of navigating the workplace. So helpful! So much to discuss. So much to learn. Well done Patsy and Susannah.
This podcast strikes a chord in so many ways. For all the challenges we face as women, mothers, middle-aged and beyond. Hearing these women share their personal stories is both reassuring (you’re not alone) and inspiring (what are you waiting for?). The stories are diverse and yet all have a common theme, how to find your way when either your landscape has changed, or you’re after something different. More please!
This is a great companion for women (even if you’re not in that wobbly middle). The guests and discussions have been truly inspiring and insightful, and a great help in navigating life when you’re at a crossroads, uncertain of what to do and where to go next, and exploring the possibilities. Additionally, it helps qualm those insecurities of how well you are doing and gives you real perspective. Love it!
I am loving this. Relatable and positive listening that’s really for anyone at a life crossroads or impasse. ❤️
I’m loving this podcast! Even in my early 30s, where I’ve just entered motherhood, and I’m trying to balance a career and children, the advice given is so helpful.
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Focuses on the challenges and transformations women face during pivotal career transitions, particularly in midlife. It engages with a diverse range of guests, from entrepreneurs to healthcare professionals, sharing personal stories that highlight resilience, career reinvention, and women’s empowerment. Common themes include navigating work-life balance, advocating for self-advocacy in personal health, and fostering community support among women as they confront societal expectations and career pressures. The conversational tone aims to inspire women on similar journeys, offering relatable insights and actionable advice.
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