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Navigating the female midlife burnout of being all things to all people whilst holding to a sense of self formed in scraps of leftover time. I liked that she shares her experience as it unfolds; it feels more inclusive than handing down wisdom after the event: the reader walks with her, too. The downside is that it gets a bit "samey" and part of me wanted a plan to follow. I'm up for the journalling, oracle cards and time alone in nature but... 3*
Suet624 Even though I‘m assuming I‘m past the midlife marker this sounds like it could be interesting to check in on. 1y