#25 Who Am I Now? Feeling Lost in Midlife & Finding What Matters
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A number of women shared something with me recently at a perimenopause and menopause event…
“I don’t quite know who I am anymore.”
If you’ve felt this way in midlife, you’re not alone.
In this solo episode of Mind Your Being, I explore how this stage of life — for both women and men — can feel disorienting, but also offers a meaningful opportunity to pause and reflect.
I talk about values — what they are, how they differ from goals, and why identifying and living in alignment with your values can help bring a greater sense of clarity, direction, and contentment.
This isn’t about having all the answers.
It’s a gentle invitation to consider:
What really matters to me now?
And am I living in a way that reflects that?
In this episode:
- Why many people feel a loss of identity in midlife
- How menopause and midlife can be reframed as a reset, not just a loss
- What values are (and how they differ from goals)
- Why living in alignment with your values supports wellbeing and resilience
- A simple way to begin identifying your own values
- How small, everyday choices shape a life that feels more like your own
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Thanks so much for listening,
Cass x
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