Anne-Marie Brindley

Anne-Marie Brindley Over 50 in the UK. Advocating a holistic approach to life over 50. Lets do this together! Are you in fight mode or flight mode? Get in touch today. X # # #

All areas of life should be balanced to make us as physically and mentally fit as possible as we age. As a woman over 45, we can either embrace the changes and enter fight mode mentality and not let our age bother us, or we can blend into insignificance or flight mode. The majority of women lose vast amounts of confidence during and after menopause, to the point where they don’t feel like them anymore. I can help you to feel confident again to tackle things you’ve always thought about doing but never got round to. I want you to live your life with no regrets, if something no longer lights you up then find things and start things that do light you up and excite you. Life can feel very flat, I know I get it, I’ve been there, and it’s quite easy to sit and think how to put things off when we should be getting on with them. If there are things we’ve always wanted to do and we never get round to them we can either ignore them and hope the niggles will go away, but then we can begin to feel bitter, resentful and angry. Remember ‘life is no dress rehearsal’ so there is no time like the present to start shaping your life just how you’d like it to be. You have half of your life to live, why live it miserable when you can be on your way to complete fulfilment. Stop putting those barriers in the way and start taking action. Stop making excuses and just start taking small steps in the right direction. I can help you to start working towards your goals, whatever they may be and I’ll hold you accountable if you’ll let me. You’ll be glad you did.

03/11/2025

I’m exhausted before I even start, hiding everything that little man likes to play with that he knows he shouldn’t! 👍👍

Now it’s time for my daughter to go back to work after having her little one it brings back so many memories of when my ...
07/08/2025

Now it’s time for my daughter to go back to work after having her little one it brings back so many memories of when my two were both small. I remember how traumatic it was leaving them when I returned to work.

It’s so hard leaving a baby to return to work as it is. However, my daughter returning to work is even harder because she isn’t returning to the workplace she once knew before maternity leave because she’s having to start a new role in a different workplace because the original workplace couldn’t or wouldn’t support her flexible working request and tried to prevent her from even requesting different hours.

The figures on women losing their jobs or being forced to leave is increasing rapidly. I thought things were getting easier for new moms not harder!!

Has anyone else experienced this?

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