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Isn't it something how the back-to-school season can conjure up the smell of freshly sharpened pencils and reawaken the thrill of crisp new notebooks? We're talking about that old-school charm and how we, as women journeying through midlife, can channel those warm, nostalgic feelings into our current stage of life. This episode will journey through our shared experiences of becoming empty nesters and how the echoes of back to school season still resonate with us. From the crisp fall mornings to the joy of buying school supplies, we'll indulge in a bit of reminiscing.

Here's something to chew on - what if we told you that the excitement of learning doesn't have to be left in the past? We'll explore the significance of continuous learning, community-building, and new hobbies in this stage of our lives. It's about reigniting your passions, challenging yourself, and finding cognitive stimulation through education. Plus, we'll highlight the social engagement and self-growth that comes with learning, proving it's never too late to start a new chapter.

Brace yourself for a vibrant discussion as we navigate the nuances of the fall season for midlife women. We'll share how structuring routines can boost productivity and increase work-life balance.

We'll also extend our warm welcome to new listeners worldwide, emphasizing how the change of seasons can be an opportunity to remain connected to our dreams and goals. So grab your favorite fall snack (we're partial to brownie brittle and ice cream sandwiches) and join us for a conversation as varied and exciting as the fall season itself.

Obsessions:
Tish:  brownie brittle
Ellen: Ursa Major facial products

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Website: www.thepositivelymidlifepodcast.com
Email: [email protected]