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MPower Hour is happening in 7 days
Where is your "Glitch Hour"?
We all have that one window where the willpower fades and the "Menopause Fog" or fatigue takes over. To help me tailor our upcoming resources, I need to know: When do you find it hardest to stay on track? 🌅 Morning (The slow start) ☀️ Afternoon (The 3 PM slump) 🌆 Evening (The dinner/chaos hour) 🌙 Night (The "can't sleep/snack" cycle) Comment your time below. I’m looking for patterns!
Where is your "Glitch Hour"?
MPOWER Hour tomorrow - The Joy Switch
We are doing something a little different tomorrow. MPOWER Hour will be at 1 PM EST and we are changing the format to 30 minutes. So join in Thursday at 1 PM and we will be talking about Joy. What happened to it and how do we get it back.
Why your "Joy Switch" isn't broken (it’s just full)
Ever feel like you’re doing all the "right" things, but the spark just... vanished? I just posted a new deep dive on Substack about a concept I call the Joy Switch. Most of us think that when we lose our Vitamin J (Joy), it’s a personal failing or a permanent symptom of menopause. The truth? It’s usually a Capacity issue. In the article, I talk about: - Why joy isn't a reward for finishing your to-do list—it's a safety signal for your nervous system. - The difference between "doing more" and "having the space to feel." - How to identify if your switch is off because of hormones or because your "container" is overflowing. I’d love to hear from you all: On a scale of 1–10, how much "capacity" do you feel you have left at the end of today? Read the full breakdown here: When the Joy Switch Turns Off, It’s Usually Capacity
Why your "Joy Switch" isn't broken (it’s just full)
Why most midlife resets fail by next Wednesday (and how to fix it)
Yesterday, I shared a deep dive into why "Week 2" is the universal graveyard for midlife goals. By now, the "New Month" energy is wearing off. Cortisol is up, sleep is down, and that ambitious plan you started last week probably feels like a heavy backpack you're ready to drop. Here is the reality: Midlife isn't about "trying harder." It’s about building a Quit-Proof Plan that accounts for your biology, not just your willpower. I just posted the full breakdown on The Menopause Map, but for the group here, I want to focus on the "Midlife Audit": 1. Check your "Floor": Are you trying to hit a ceiling that doesn't exist yet? 2. The 10% Rule: If you're overwhelmed, cut the plan by 90%. Doing 10% consistently beats doing 100% for only six days. 3. The Energy Leak: What is the one thing draining you today that isn't on your to-do list? The Goal: Stop starting over every Monday. Drop a "FLOOR" in the comments if you're ready to stop the "all-or-nothing" cycle this week. 👇 Read the full strategy here: Week 2 Is the Quitting Point in Midlife
Why most midlife resets fail by next Wednesday (and how to fix it)
Week 2 Check-In: The Sleep Floor
We are officially in Week 2. We are moving our focus from Food to Recovery. This week is about protecting your Sleep Floor—the non-negotiable shutdown time that keeps your nervous system from red-lining. The Rule: Comment daily. No stories, no apologies. We are simply collecting data to prove you can honor your own boundaries. 👇 Copy, Paste, and Fill in Daily: - Today I did: [A, B, or C] - A = The Floor (The Bare Minimum): You protected your shutdown time. No screens 30 minutes before bed. You did the "tiny" version. - B = The Middle (The Standard): You hit your Sleep Floor plus one extra habit, like your protein goal or a 10-minute "Joy Rep." - C = The Full Map (The Push): You hit all your targets—Sleep Floor, Food Floor, and your Muscle session. - Capacity: [Low / Medium / High] - Joy Rep: [One word]
Week 2 Check-In: The Sleep Floor
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