Join Kimberly and Tracy as they explore a message being communicated to women that they can only find true empowerment in divorce.
Kimberly and Tracy have some advice for channeling your inner Frank Costanza – “serenity now!” The outside forces of chaos will never stop. You have to find the calm for yourself.
Kimberly and Tracy can’t let it go a week. They have to discuss what happened between Will Smith and Chris Rock last night.
Kimberly’s guest today is Tracy Feldstein. This is usually the part where we give you a quick synopsis of the guest. For Tracy we can’t. She’s done so much… and she’s just getting started.
Shelley Paxton had checked all the boxes. To the outside world, she had it all. Inside was a different story. Shelley ditched the big job and the big money to literally save her soul and wrote a book about the experience. Join Kimberly and Shelley as they discuss Soulbbattical.
Kimberly’s guest today is the CEO of Zen Rabbit. Lori is an award-winning writer, speaker, and broadcaster, and a nationally recognized expert in using gratitude and meditation to manifest goals faster. Lori is on a mission to guide Gen-Xers to get back to a place of liking themselves and their lives again.
Kimberly’s guest today is Jen Mann, author of the New York Times bestseller People I Want to Punch in the Throat and editor of the New York Times bestselling I Just Want to Pee Alone series.
Feeling stuck in your long-term marriage? Here’s a simple recommendation to quick start your Midlife Marriage recovery.
Long-term marriages can be, well, challenging. After 15, 20, 25 years together, things can feel stale. What if there’s a path back? Kimberly interviews Dr. Nate Klemp and discusses actionable steps you can take to find your way back or to even to a new, better place with your spouse.
Episode 77 LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE http://www.kellygreytok.com/ http://www.instagram.com/kellygreytokrn Hello friends and welcome to The Midlife. Today my guest is Kelly Greytok. Kelly is an RN who specializes as a Private Plastic Surgery Recovery Nurse but our conversation was way deeper than just plastic surgery procedures. Let’s be honest, Bette Davis was right when she said […]