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Things Your Mother Never Told You

May 10, 2026 | Renée Fishman

Women have been going through perimenopause for generations. So why are so many women still unprepared for it?

Filed Under: Navigating Change, Perimenopause Tagged With: aging, culture, hormones, midlife, navigating change, perimenopause, shame, transitions, wellness, women’s health

The Myth of Permanence

May 9, 2026 | Renée Fishman

Everything changes — even the things that seem most fixed. Rather than being a source of anxiety, that reality can become a source of permission.

Filed Under: Navigating Change Tagged With: change, evolution, navigating change, permanence, transformation

The Other Side of 50

May 6, 2026 | Renée Fishman

Culture frames midlife as a steep decline into weakness and irrelevance. But it would be an error to throw us into the compost heap so soon.

Filed Under: Life, Navigating Change, Perimenopause Tagged With: aging, birthday, menopause, mid-life, navigating change, navigating transitions, perimenopause, transitions

The Myth of a “Small Change”

April 27, 2026 | Renée Fishman

The change is only the starting point. What really matters is how far the ripple extends.

Filed Under: Navigating Change Tagged With: change, life change, navigating change

The Destructive Myth of the “Late Bloomer”

January 17, 2026 | Renée Fishman

The label “late bloomer” assumes there’s a correct timeline for becoming oneself. Nature tells a different story.

Filed Under: Navigating Change, Perimenopause Tagged With: cycles, late bloomer, mid-life, nature, productivity, rhythm, seasons, timelines, timing, women

The Benefits of Being Foolish

January 7, 2026 | Renée Fishman

Although many of us have been conditioned to avoid appearing “foolish,” embracing the archetypal energy of the Fool can help you better navigate seasons of change.

Filed Under: Coaching, Navigating Change, Productivity Tagged With: archetypes, change, coaching, control, energy, Fool, leap, perfectionist, personal development, productivity, unknown

A 30-Minute Year-End Review

December 31, 2025 | Renée Fishman

How to do a year-end review to get closure on your year when you don’t have time to dig deep and don’t really want to revisit the year.

Filed Under: Navigating Change, Productivity Tagged With: annual review, journaling, New Years, year-end review

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