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When was the last time you thought about your "unforgivable person"? That one person you swore you'd never forgive? What if holding onto that anger is actually hurting you more than them?
Many of us in midlife are carrying years of resentment, anger, and unresolved pain. We've been told to "forgive and forget," but we can't – and maybe we don't want to. Yet that emotional baggage might be affecting our health, happiness, and future opportunities more than we realize.
In this episode of Mind Your Midlife, award-winning author Katharine Giovanni shares her revolutionary approach to forgiveness that's all about you, not them.
BY THE TIME YOU FINISH LISTENING, YOU'LL DISCOVER:
🎯 OMG Moment: Your body is 98% water – and negative emotions literally change your cellular structure. Forgiveness isn't just emotional healing; it's physical healing too.
Take Action
Connect with Katherine at katharinegiovanni.com and get her book "The Ultimate Path to Forgiveness: Unlocking Your Power" at cherylpfischer.com/read.
Why This Episode Matters
If you've been carrying emotional baggage that's holding you back from joy, this episode offers a practical, science-backed approach to forgiveness that's all about your healing – not about giving anyone else a pass.
🎧 Hit follow now and join me next week when we dive into toxic positivity and how to create big dreams without the harmful side effects.
Find all podcast resources at cherylpfischer.com/podcast.
Text me to ask a question - I'll answer on the podcast!
Support the show
🌸 Liked this episode? Share it with fellow midlife women over 40 navigating hormone balance, an empty nest, and self-confidence!
🫶 Love this show? Leave a review to help more women over 50 find us.
💡Want support through menopause, mindset shifts, or midlife transitions?
Book a free Mindset Coaching / Intro Call: cherylpfischer.com/coaching, and join us in Midlife Pivot on Patreon.
Let’s talk self-care, self-talk, and owning your next chapter—without the “midlife crisis” narrative.
Connect with Cheryl: Instagram | LinkedIn | Website
When was the last time you thought about your "unforgivable person"? That one person you swore you'd never forgive? What if holding onto that anger is actually hurting you more than them?
Many of us in midlife are carrying years of resentment, anger, and unresolved pain. We've been told to "forgive and forget," but we can't – and maybe we don't want to. Yet that emotional baggage might be affecting our health, happiness, and future opportunities more than we realize.
In this episode of Mind Your Midlife, award-winning author Katharine Giovanni shares her revolutionary approach to forgiveness that's all about you, not them.
BY THE TIME YOU FINISH LISTENING, YOU'LL DISCOVER:
🎯 OMG Moment: Your body is 98% water – and negative emotions literally change your cellular structure. Forgiveness isn't just emotional healing; it's physical healing too.
Take Action
Connect with Katherine at katharinegiovanni.com and get her book "The Ultimate Path to Forgiveness: Unlocking Your Power" at cherylpfischer.com/read.
Why This Episode Matters
If you've been carrying emotional baggage that's holding you back from joy, this episode offers a practical, science-backed approach to forgiveness that's all about your healing – not about giving anyone else a pass.
🎧 Hit follow now and join me next week when we dive into toxic positivity and how to create big dreams without the harmful side effects.
Find all podcast resources at cherylpfischer.com/podcast.
Text me to ask a question - I'll answer on the podcast!
Support the show
🌸 Liked this episode? Share it with fellow midlife women over 40 navigating hormone balance, an empty nest, and self-confidence!
🫶 Love this show? Leave a review to help more women over 50 find us.
💡Want support through menopause, mindset shifts, or midlife transitions?
Book a free Mindset Coaching / Intro Call: cherylpfischer.com/coaching, and join us in Midlife Pivot on Patreon.
Let’s talk self-care, self-talk, and owning your next chapter—without the “midlife crisis” narrative.
Connect with Cheryl: Instagram | LinkedIn | Website