My mission is to inspire midlife women to find more beauty, balance, and tranquility in the everyday. I host the Tranquility du Jour podcast, Midlife Musings on Substack, and the Tranquility Coterie. I also serve as president of the Pigs

I am an arthritis patient on a mission to make joint support products that women want to wear. I was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis over 20 years ago, and it had a major impact on every aspect of my life,

I'm a corporate dropout, startup enthusiast, Fractional CMO for health & wellness brands, and pickleball-addict. I’m in the midst of: Writing my third act. Channeling my professional work and passion projects towards initiatives that positively impact women’s (and all those with

I am 52 years old, a mother of three children (25, 23, and 18), and I have been married 29 years to a Brit. I've been a Registered Nurse for nearly 30 years. I have worked in various environments: hospital,

I’m a half-Chinese, quarter-German, quarter-Irish strategic communications director, avid reader, and yoga enthusiast living with my husband and our 12-year-old, one-eyed Shih Tzu in Chicago. I’m in the midst of: Figuring out what’s next! Growing up, there were black balloons and

I’m a licensed therapist turned coach for women in midlife. I’m a classic genX girl who took the scenic route through my 20s and 30s. When I hit my 40s, a series of life events kicked my butt but ultimately

I am a digital journalist, podcaster, and former national columnist who has split my career between North America and the Middle East. I have 30 years of experience in reporting, much of which is focused on science, health care, health,

I began my journey with Menopod in 2018, initially working in customer service. Over the years, my role evolved into Brand Manager, and in January 2024, I took ownership of the company as the original founders approached retirement. Although I’m

I’m the first editor-in-chief of Flow Space, a new digital media brand from SHE Media, focused on women’s health in their post-reproductive years. It’s outrageous that in the year 2024 there’s still so little we understand about our bodies and

I am a former Midwesterner who landed in NYC in 2007 for work and never looked back. I eventually settled in the Connecticut burbs for family life, but NYC will always have my heart, and I hope I can always