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What if the life you want starts when you stop apologizing for wanting it? Julie sits down with author and realtor Janie Steele, married at 16, mom by 20, now a grandmother at 50, to talk about reinvention that’s brave, messy, and deeply human. 

Janie didn’t just write a debut novel at 50; she self-published a 399-page, dialogue-rich story she’s actively pitching for the screen. Along the way, she faced divorce, grief for a chapter that ended, and the rollercoaster of algorithms and one-star reviews, and still chose belief over noise.

We dig into the guilt that shadows ambition after motherhood, how to protect your voice from comparison, and why “midlife” is closer to 35 than we like to admit. 

Janie shares practical insights on creative consistency, building momentum without permission, and turning manifestation into action: pitching city by city, sending physical packets, and treating every step as proof of commitment. 

We also explore the masks we wear, parent, partner, professional, and the relief of finally feeling like yourself again. The outcome she’s chasing isn’t just numbers; it’s impact, especially for causes she loves, and the chance to show women 50+ that record-breaking dreams don’t have an age limit.

At its core, this conversation is a permission slip: you can want a bigger life and still love the one you lived. You can accept guilt without letting it steer. You can be both tender and relentless. If you’ve felt late, tired, or behind, consider this your sign to start anyway. 

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Janie's Book:   https://a.co/d/bUazSzY

Janie's Website:  https://janiesteele.com/

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I’m Julie Fairhurst - publisher, executive producer, story and sales strategist, and founder of Women Like Me Media.

After 34 years in sales, helping approximately 3,000 clients, publishing more than 350 women’s stories, and hosting over 400 interviews, I know this:

Your story is not simply something that happened to you. It is part of your wisdom, your credibility, and the work you are here to do.

Whether you are ready to write your story, publish your book, strengthen your message, sell with greater confidence, or become more visible, I can help you take the next step.

Your voice matters. Your experience has value. And you do not need to remain the best-kept secret in your industry.

Visit https://juliefairhurst.com to explore coaching, publishing, podcast opportunities, and visibility programs.

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What if success stopped sounding like a checklist and started feeling like a life that actually fits? Julie unpacks a new, saner playbook for women who are done with proving, pleasing, and sprinting on fumes, and ready for a success that feels grounded, honest, and deeply theirs.

Instead of measuring yourself against someone else’s timeline, Julie leans into seasons: building, healing, resting, and reimagining. That shift dissolves the illusion of being late and makes space for strategic patience. 

From there, Julie explains how your story as a career asset, your lived experience, builds trust faster than any title. She dismantles burnout as a false badge of honor and shows why sustainable success allows room to breathe, think, and live. You’ll hear how a clean “no” becomes a power move, why confidence follows action, and how clarity emerges through motion rather than overthinking.

She chose depth over approval and built the support systems that growth requires: mentors, coaches, and honest communities that can hold space while we stretch. Julie talks about the grief of letting go of versions of ourselves that once kept us safe, and the freedom that follows. 

If you’re craving a practical, human path to meaningful work and a steady life, this is your guide to building without burning out and leading without leaving yourself. 

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I’m Julie Fairhurst - publisher, executive producer, story and sales strategist, and founder of Women Like Me Media.

After 34 years in sales, helping approximately 3,000 clients, publishing more than 350 women’s stories, and hosting over 400 interviews, I know this:

Your story is not simply something that happened to you. It is part of your wisdom, your credibility, and the work you are here to do.

Whether you are ready to write your story, publish your book, strengthen your message, sell with greater confidence, or become more visible, I can help you take the next step.

Your voice matters. Your experience has value. And you do not need to remain the best-kept secret in your industry.

Visit https://juliefairhurst.com to explore coaching, publishing, podcast opportunities, and visibility programs.

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The ground can vanish in an instant. When Leah Abrams’ 46-year marriage ended without warning, she fell into a full-body grief that shattered identity, routine, and the story she thought she was living. What followed wasn’t a dramatic comeback—it was the tiniest of choices, repeated: notice the sun on a pine, call a friend, take a breath. 

We sit down with Leah—life coach, grief guide, circle facilitator, and founder of Rise Well—to explore how divorce grief extends far beyond a signed document. 

She names the hidden losses many carry in silence: a home sold, a community scattered, a career halted, the family unit reshaped. Leah explains why healing must be trauma-informed and whole-body, tending to the physical, emotional, energetic, mental, and spiritual layers that store shock and memory. 

Lea’s story is also about belonging in a lonely age. She builds “sudden villages” through online circles—Mindful Monday to begin with intention, Thankful Thursday to close with self-compassion and gratitude—because bread doesn’t rise without yeast and warmth, and neither do we. 

She shares how her book, And Then She Grew Wings, emerged only after she could reread her own poems and recognize an evolution: wings don’t mean perfection, they mean permission to lift. 

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✨ READY TO TURN YOUR STORY INTO AUTHORITY?

I’m Julie Fairhurst - publisher, executive producer, story and sales strategist, and founder of Women Like Me Media.

After 34 years in sales, helping approximately 3,000 clients, publishing more than 350 women’s stories, and hosting over 400 interviews, I know this:

Your story is not simply something that happened to you. It is part of your wisdom, your credibility, and the work you are here to do.

Whether you are ready to write your story, publish your book, strengthen your message, sell with greater confidence, or become more visible, I can help you take the next step.

Your voice matters. Your experience has value. And you do not need to remain the best-kept secret in your industry.

Visit https://juliefairhurst.com to explore coaching, publishing, podcast opportunities, and visibility programs.

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What does it take to rebuild when life burns down everything you love? Julie sits with nurse, author, and founder Elisabeth Mack to trace a path from childhood trauma and family estrangement to a joyful marriage, a thriving wine business, and then the unthinkable: a financial collapse and her husband’s suicide. 

The turning point arrived in a chiropractor’s office, where a cannabis topical eased post-surgery pain and sparked a relentless study of the science. Drawing on decades as an RN and healthcare executive, Elisabeth launched Holistic Caring to translate research into practical cannabis care plans for pain, sleep, cancer symptoms, and autoimmune conditions. 

She shares the nuts and bolts: how to choose products, layer CBD and THC, and avoid trial-and-error by using clear protocols. We also explore the real-world barriers patients face, why dispensaries can’t offer medical guidance, and how CEU programs are training nurses to close that gap.

The conversation takes a tender turn with her mother’s dementia and cancer. Elizabeth offers honest, hard-won counsel on eldercare: tour communities early, choose before a crisis, and protect your options while preserving dignity. 

 Through every chapter, Elisabeth returns to a simple charge: keep the faith, forgive often, and turn survival into service.

If this story lifted you or gave you tools you can use, follow the show, share it with a friend who needs hope, and leave a quick review. Your words help others find these conversations.

Holistic Caring & The Green Nurse - https://holisticcaring.com/

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• Wine, Women & Weed Book - https://www.authorhouse.com/en/bookstore/bookdetails/869064-wine-women-and-weed 

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✨ READY TO TURN YOUR STORY INTO AUTHORITY?

I’m Julie Fairhurst - publisher, executive producer, story and sales strategist, and founder of Women Like Me Media.

After 34 years in sales, helping approximately 3,000 clients, publishing more than 350 women’s stories, and hosting over 400 interviews, I know this:

Your story is not simply something that happened to you. It is part of your wisdom, your credibility, and the work you are here to do.

Whether you are ready to write your story, publish your book, strengthen your message, sell with greater confidence, or become more visible, I can help you take the next step.

Your voice matters. Your experience has value. And you do not need to remain the best-kept secret in your industry.

Visit https://juliefairhurst.com to explore coaching, publishing, podcast opportunities, and visibility programs.

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A veteran RN lands in the ICU, faces eighteen prescriptions, and finds relief not from another pill, but from a plant she’d been taught to distrust. That moment, pain plummeting without feeling “high”, sent Sherry Mack deep into the endocannabinoid system and forward into a new mission: make cannabis nursing safe, clear, and stigma-free for patients who want their lives back.

We walk through the body’s overlooked regulator, the endocannabinoid system, and why deficiency can amplify pain, anxiety, insomnia, and stress.

 Sherry explains how phytocannabinoids mimic what the body should produce, why CBD-first approaches matter, and how precise ratios plus microdosing can restore function without impairment. She breaks down modes of use beyond smoking, what “therapeutic” truly means, and how to pair cannabinoids with simple habits, breathwork, sunlight, movement, and nutrition to strengthen outcomes. We also talk candidly about polypharmacy, drug–nutrient depletion, and how careful coaching helps people responsibly taper sleeping pills, anxiolytics, and opioids while staying safe around alcohol and avoiding crossfading.

Recognition of cannabis nursing by the American Nurses Association, scope and standards, and patchwork state laws all shape today’s care. Sherry shares pediatric and adult cases, the Charlotte’s Web legacy, and new data on menopause support using CBD, CBG, and THCV to improve focus, energy, and night sweats. Along the way, a family story shows how stigma can soften when results are clear and compassionate guidance leads.

If you’re curious about using cannabis as medicine, want to reduce side effects, or need a smarter framework than “more THC,” this conversation offers practical steps and credible resources, including education, CE for clinicians, and a free nurse line backed by a pharmacist. 

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Sherri Bio - https://holisticcaring.com/team/sherri-mack/ 

Holistic Caring & The Green Nurse - www.holisticcaring.com 
Bloom Hemp CBD - www.bloomhemp.com
The Green Nurse Podcast Living Your Best Life - https://www.youtube.com/@thegreennurse 

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✨ READY TO TURN YOUR STORY INTO AUTHORITY?

I’m Julie Fairhurst - publisher, executive producer, story and sales strategist, and founder of Women Like Me Media.

After 34 years in sales, helping approximately 3,000 clients, publishing more than 350 women’s stories, and hosting over 400 interviews, I know this:

Your story is not simply something that happened to you. It is part of your wisdom, your credibility, and the work you are here to do.

Whether you are ready to write your story, publish your book, strengthen your message, sell with greater confidence, or become more visible, I can help you take the next step.

Your voice matters. Your experience has value. And you do not need to remain the best-kept secret in your industry.

Visit https://juliefairhurst.com to explore coaching, publishing, podcast opportunities, and visibility programs.

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A single Facebook memory changes the course of a mother’s life: a daughter in danger, a family holding its breath, and a community stepping in at the right moment. From that moment, we open a wider lens on the drug crisis—what it looks like inside a home, inside a hospital, and inside the hearts of people who refuse to give up. Our guest, Brenda Lee Hunter, founded The Legacy Mission to turn grief into purpose by collecting stories from families and individuals living through addiction, loss, and recovery. These aren’t headlines. They are maps that lead us toward humane policies and practical help.

We talk about adoption and prenatal exposure, and the hard truth that love alone sometimes isn’t enough without support and structure. We push back on stereotypes with a sobering reality: many who die have housing, jobs, and families who love them. Visibility has distorted the narrative, making the street the stage while countless private battles go unseen. 

Brenda Lee explains why writing heals the writer first and then educates the world. Stories keep the light on for those we’ve lost and make it harder for leaders to ignore evidence.

The conversation also tackles thorny questions about involuntary care for minors, brain injury from repeated overdoses, and what a truly humane response should offer. If current approaches were working, deaths would be falling. So we look at strategies that do work: housing-first models with wraparound services, long-term care options, trauma-informed schools, and prevention for children born to exposed mothers. We reflect on programs that succeeded, until politics got in the way, and why courage in policy-making is non-negotiable when lives are at stake.

If this crisis has touched you, your voice matters. The Legacy Mission invites you to share your story for an upcoming book at no cost, honoring those who are here and those we miss. 

Listen, share this conversation with someone who needs it, and leave a review to help more families find these resources. Your story might be the lifeline someone is waiting for.

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I’m Julie Fairhurst - publisher, executive producer, story and sales strategist, and founder of Women Like Me Media.

After 34 years in sales, helping approximately 3,000 clients, publishing more than 350 women’s stories, and hosting over 400 interviews, I know this:

Your story is not simply something that happened to you. It is part of your wisdom, your credibility, and the work you are here to do.

Whether you are ready to write your story, publish your book, strengthen your message, sell with greater confidence, or become more visible, I can help you take the next step.

Your voice matters. Your experience has value. And you do not need to remain the best-kept secret in your industry.

Visit https://juliefairhurst.com to explore coaching, publishing, podcast opportunities, and visibility programs.

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Your body says something’s wrong. The room says you’re fine. That tension is where too many midlife women live, and it’s exactly where Sue Bartel refused to stay. After a hysterectomy sent her into a cascade of gut pain, brain fog, anxiety, and sleepless nights, she met a wall of medical dismissal, twenty doctors across two countries, and the same answer: go home. 

Instead, she built a map. We sit down with Sue, founder of My Unmess, to explore how she turned research, relentless self-advocacy, and community into real relief and a path others can follow.

Sue explains how hormone swings disrupt the brain-gut axis, making digestion, mood, and cognition wobble at once. She also calls out the structural gaps: minimal menopause education in medical training and decades of research centered on male bodies. Rather than despair, she offers a blueprint, stack practical habits, track patterns, and use targeted support.

 Her supplement, Headstrong, combines adaptogens, nootropics, and a bioenhancer to support energy, calm, sleep, and focus over time. No silver bullets, just smart chemistry and consistency.

Beyond biology, we dive into the human side of midlife: kids leaving, routines shifting, intimacy drifting, and identity getting blurry when symptoms are invisible. 

Sue’s weekly coaching circle and Facebook community create space to compare notes, rebuild confidence, and move from confusion to agency. She shares how to prepare for appointments, what questions to ask, and how to spot progress when it feels slow. 

The message throughout is empowering and clear: believe in yourself, find allies, and keep going. If you’ve been told to stop looking, press play and take back the narrative. Subscribe, share with a friend who needs this, and leave a review to help more women find their footing.

Visite Sue's website:  https://myunmess.com/

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I’m Julie Fairhurst - publisher, executive producer, story and sales strategist, and founder of Women Like Me Media.

After 34 years in sales, helping approximately 3,000 clients, publishing more than 350 women’s stories, and hosting over 400 interviews, I know this:

Your story is not simply something that happened to you. It is part of your wisdom, your credibility, and the work you are here to do.

Whether you are ready to write your story, publish your book, strengthen your message, sell with greater confidence, or become more visible, I can help you take the next step.

Your voice matters. Your experience has value. And you do not need to remain the best-kept secret in your industry.

Visit https://juliefairhurst.com to explore coaching, publishing, podcast opportunities, and visibility programs.

🎙️ Subscribe to Women Like Me Stories & Business for honest conversations with women who are turning what they have lived and learned into purpose, leadership, and lasting impact.

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What if resilience isn’t about being tough, but learning how to let feelings move through you? That question sits at the center of our conversation with Angela Lee, author, teacher, and guide for families seeking emotional clarity and confidence. 

Angela opens up about losing her home to wildfire twice, spending 32 years in a toxic marriage, and the courageous choices that followed. Through those experiences, she discovered that material things can be replaced, but our relationships with others and with ourselves shape everything.

We dig into the real difference between emotional intelligence and emotional resilience. Angela shares her simple Feel, Name, Allow method and the science behind it: emotions follow a 90‑second biochemical wave, but our minds keep us looping in the story. 

We also explore cultural scripts that teach repression, “keep calm,” “be a man,” “don’t cry”, and how they disconnect kids and adults from their inner world. Angela explains why she writes fairy tales for middle-grade readers, offers parents and teachers practical tools to build emotional safety, and discusses rebuilding her identity after leaving her marriage. 

Her message to anyone still walking on eggshells is firm and compassionate: choose yourself, seek support, and step toward the light. The legacy she wants to leave is simple and profound: every child knowing they are magic, found in gratitude, presence, and love.

If this resonates, follow the show, share this episode with a friend who needs it, and leave a review to help more listeners find these tools. Your story matters—and the next ninety seconds can change everything.

Here are a few ways to reach out to Angela:

Access articles and Children's Lives Matter episodes:  https://angelalegh.com/parenting-resource-center

Access the Bella Santini Chronicles series: https://angelalegh.com/middle-grade-book-series 

Website: https://bellasantini.com   

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✨ READY TO TURN YOUR STORY INTO AUTHORITY?

I’m Julie Fairhurst - publisher, executive producer, story and sales strategist, and founder of Women Like Me Media.

After 34 years in sales, helping approximately 3,000 clients, publishing more than 350 women’s stories, and hosting over 400 interviews, I know this:

Your story is not simply something that happened to you. It is part of your wisdom, your credibility, and the work you are here to do.

Whether you are ready to write your story, publish your book, strengthen your message, sell with greater confidence, or become more visible, I can help you take the next step.

Your voice matters. Your experience has value. And you do not need to remain the best-kept secret in your industry.

Visit https://juliefairhurst.com to explore coaching, publishing, podcast opportunities, and visibility programs.

🎙️ Subscribe to Women Like Me Stories & Business for honest conversations with women who are turning what they have lived and learned into purpose, leadership, and lasting impact.

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Founder & CEO, Women Like Me Media
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What if love doesn’t end when a life does? Natalie Mosley Klenotic joins us to share a story that begins with a teenage hug, spans oceans of Navy deployments, and lands on a day that shattered the life she was building. Hours after her husband’s fatal accident, the phone rang. The voice on the line was the one she knew better than her own. That moment didn’t erase grief; it gave it a shape and the courage to write it down.

We trace Natalie’s journey from an emotionally barren childhood to finding a partner who saw her fully and insisted on “see you later” instead of goodbye. She walks us through the hardest scenes with clarity: the alarms on the ship, the stunned friends, the journal pages that captured every word of an impossible call. Along the way, we explore what it means to carry loss for a lifetime without letting it define every day, how to honor continuing bonds without apology, and why “stages of grief” never tell the whole story.

Natalie also opens up about breaking the cycle of narcissistic parenting and choosing to build a different kind of family—one rooted in warmth, honesty, and resilience. We dig into her decision to self-publish six books, from memoir to children’s titles like Daddy’s Not Gone, each crafted to help readers talk about death, signs, pain, and hope in plain language. There’s practical insight here for anyone weighing traditional vs. indie publishing, and powerful encouragement for anyone wondering if their story matters. It does. It can even become someone else’s lifeline.

If this conversation moves you, share it with a friend who needs it, leave a review to help others find the show, and subscribe so you don’t miss what’s next. Your stories keep this community alive—what signs have you seen?

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I’m Julie Fairhurst - publisher, executive producer, story and sales strategist, and founder of Women Like Me Media.

After 34 years in sales, helping approximately 3,000 clients, publishing more than 350 women’s stories, and hosting over 400 interviews, I know this:

Your story is not simply something that happened to you. It is part of your wisdom, your credibility, and the work you are here to do.

Whether you are ready to write your story, publish your book, strengthen your message, sell with greater confidence, or become more visible, I can help you take the next step.

Your voice matters. Your experience has value. And you do not need to remain the best-kept secret in your industry.

Visit https://juliefairhurst.com to explore coaching, publishing, podcast opportunities, and visibility programs.

🎙️ Subscribe to Women Like Me Stories & Business for honest conversations with women who are turning what they have lived and learned into purpose, leadership, and lasting impact.

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Some stories knock the wind out of you and still leave you standing stronger. We sit down with Shannon Ferguson, co-founder and CEO of FanSaves, to trace how she built an international sports tech company while carrying complicated grief, the end of a marriage, and the quiet that follows when a big family becomes a small circle. 

Shannon takes us inside rooms where she was the only woman, where ideas landed only after a man repeated them, and where people asked if she was the secretary. She shares the practical and emotional steps that moved her from “cool girl who adapts” to “CEO who leads,” with an ally who redirected credit and invited respect. 

We break down what complicated grief really means, why the heaviest wave can hit after year one, and how the “backpack of rocks” metaphor reframes progress: the weight stays, you get stronger.

We also dig into Shanifesting, Shannon’s community for skeptics of manifesting. Instead of starting with buzzwords, she begins with self-concept: if you believe you are unworthy, no technique will stick. We explore mindset loops, small daily pattern shifts, and why authentic storytelling is a growth engine for founders. If you struggle to post, pitch, or be seen, Shannon’s advice is disarming and doable: begin where you are, keep the imperfect posts, and let your authentic voice do the heavy lifting.

Come for the sports tech journey; stay for the resilience, mindset tools, and honest lessons on grief, identity, and impact. If this conversation moved you or helped you reframe your next step, follow the show, share it with a friend who needs it, and leave a review to help more people find these stories.

FanSaves: www.fansaves.com

Shannon on Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/ShannonFerguson12

Website:  https://www.shannonferguson.ca/

✨ READY TO TURN YOUR STORY INTO AUTHORITY?

I’m Julie Fairhurst - publisher, executive producer, story and sales strategist, and founder of Women Like Me Media.

After 34 years in sales, helping approximately 3,000 clients, publishing more than 350 women’s stories, and hosting over 400 interviews, I know this:

Your story is not simply something that happened to you. It is part of your wisdom, your credibility, and the work you are here to do.

Whether you are ready to write your story, publish your book, strengthen your message, sell with greater confidence, or become more visible, I can help you take the next step.

Your voice matters. Your experience has value. And you do not need to remain the best-kept secret in your industry.

Visit https://juliefairhurst.com to explore coaching, publishing, podcast opportunities, and visibility programs.

🎙️ Subscribe to Women Like Me Stories & Business for honest conversations with women who are turning what they have lived and learned into purpose, leadership, and lasting impact.

Julie Fairhurst
Founder & CEO, Women Like Me Media
Publisher • Executive Producer • Story & Sales Strategist

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