How to Reclaim Your Identity in Midlife

For decades, you have been a daughter, a mom, a wife, a sister, a friend, an employee, and whatever other roles you have played. Midlife is the time to claim who you are and align yourself with who you want to become.  If not, when?!

If you are here because you feel lost in an identity crisis, you are not alone. It's a typical conversation that I have with many women over 50 who are searching for something else but just aren't sure of what it is. 

Amy Schmidt of Fearlessly Facing Fifty joined me on the To 50 and Beyond podcast to share her wisdom and story with us. Amy talks about the day her husband called her mom, and she realized that she didn't know who she was. 

Amy guides us through her story as it unfolds into learning more about who she is and what she wants to do as she ages. The day Amy decided to start a podcast, write a book, and empower women to share their stories with others. 

It's a wonderful conversation about the positives of aging and finding yourself once again. 

Amy Schmidt is a podcaster, author, public speaker, blogger, and Founder and CEO of Fearlessly Facing Fifty whose mission is to empower and encourage women forty-plus to go all in and not lose their identity or become invisible. She wants to embolden women to push their fears aside and create the life they envision for themselves going forward into midlife and beyond. She is her authentic self in sharing her journey to inspire women everywhere to step outside of their comfort zones. Her work has been published on Grown and Flown, Scary Mommy, Today Parents, and many other places.

 Purchase Amy's bestselling book, Cannonball! Fearlessly Facing Midlife and Beyond here.