Messy Midlife: It’s Not A Crisis, It’s A Calling to Connect

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Midlife Honesty: How to Turn Your Inner Critic Into an Ally (S4 EP12, Season Finale)

October 08, 2026

Connect With Jody The Guardian is not the enemy. He was hired for a reason. This week, we thank him, and we promote him.How to turn your inner critic into an ally is the finale of Season 4, and the answer is smaller and kinder than the internet will tell you. It is not about defeating a voice. It is about noticing that the voice was hired a very long time ago, has been doing the job it was hired to do, and might, in Week 4 of an honest month, be ready to be given a slightly different role.Wel...

How to Find Your Real Values: Read Your Calendar (S4 EP11)

October 06, 2026

Connect With Jody Your calendar tells you what you actually value. It does not care what you would like to value.How to find out your real values is the most useful question I know for anyone at a midlife pivot, and Stephen Keys, in Singapore, has one of the most honest answers I have heard. He says, quietly, that your values are what your calendar says matters. Not what you would like your values to be. What last week's diary actually shows.My guest today is Stephen Keys. Stephen and I ...

Making Honesty a Daily Habit, Not a Confession (S4 EP10)

October 04, 2026

Connect With Jody The habit is a pause. That is the whole habit. Everything else just hangs off it.How to make honesty a daily habit is the whole of Week 4 in one sentence, and it is smaller than you think. The habit is a pause. That is the whole habit. The calendar, the cupboard, the tower, the journal, are just things to hang the pause on.Welcome to Episode 10 of Season 4 of Messy Midlife. Season 4 is Honesty, and this is the Monday opener of Week 4. Week 4 is Integration, and the spine wor...

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Messy Midlife: It’s Not A Crisis, It’s A Calling to Connect is hosted by Jody Arran Brooks. Its publicly listed email is messymidlife@authenticcoaching.me. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

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Messy Midlife: It’s Not A Crisis, It’s A Calling to Connect typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Coaches, workplace-wellbeing or mental-health professionals, peak-performance specialists, and accomplished professionals or founders with credible lived experience of burnout, reinvention, recovery, or midlife transition. Common among recent guests: Founded or led a business; Built a professional coaching or specialist practice; Held substantial corporate leadership experience. Recent guests include George Harb and Wes Towers.

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