Sentences with phrase «midlife woman came»
But an attractive, midlife woman came up to me after I gave a talk at an executive women's event where she modeled in the fashion show.
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A small study of midlife single women shows how they come to reject the story that tells them they are deficient and instead live full and meaningful lives.
As women over 50, we are coming together in a supportive collaborative community to honor and celebrate one another and to share with the world what it means to be a woman at midlife and beyond.
Women came and conquered the challenges, and together, have created a powerful community as role models for making midlife cool and something to embrace and celebrate rather than to fear!
Sure the younger ladies may be able to pull off more out of the box styles with their social groups than we midlife women can, but I would rather be a leader than a follower when it comes to fashion.
One of the things I often hear when I'm coaching both women and men in midlife is how busy their lives are, they've come through a divorce and have found themselves again, they've got into a rhythm, have a new found freedom and are really enjoying their own company.
«Let the Sunshine In» sits alongside Mia Hansen - Løve's similarly Paris - set 2016 drama «Things to Come» as a smart and empathetic study of a woman navigating midlife uncertainties.
Let the Sunshine In sits alongside Mia Hansen - Løve's similar 2016 drama Things to Come as a smart and empathetic study of a woman navigating midlife uncertainties.
Things to Come (PG - 13 for drug use and brief profanity) Midlife crisis drama, set in Paris, about a high school teacher (Isabelle Huppert) forced to reinvent herself after being left by her husband (Andre Marcon) for another woman.
It is a forum for midlife women everywhere who come to discuss the issues that they face as they enter into the second half of their life.
«Among the issues that I work with in therapy are life transitions, depression, anxiety, midlife issues, self - esteem, creativity, aging, stress, grief, relationship issues including LGBT, women's issues, the fear of flying, and the emotional issues that come with Celiac disease.