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Girls Who Code. Look, I'd consider myself a pretty successful adult woman. I've written books,

founded two successful nonprofits, and I'm raising two incredible kids.

But here's the thing. I still wake up wondering, is this it? And if the best years are yet to come, when's that going to start?

Join me on my so-called midlife, my new podcast with Lemonada Media, where we're building a playbook

for navigating midlife, one episode at a time. Each week, I'll chat with extraordinary guests

who've transformed their midlife crisis into opportunities for growth and newfound purpose.

At some point, we all ask ourselves, is there a mortal life?

I'm here to discover how to thrive in my second act, right alongside you. My so-called midlife is out now,

wherever you get your podcast. This week on the sugar.

We as women who've become mothers,

it's a very challenging transition at times to then shift.

Innately, you are now responsible for someone else,

and then every decision that you make is about that person.

And prior to having children, it's really all about you.

We forget sometimes, or we struggle with the idea and the concept, that we are already who were destined to be before motherhood.

We still have a duty to fulfill who you are as the individual.

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