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Teaching women how to be confident- Day One

I have been a woman of many names and have reimagined my life several times over and this is the story I have abandoned myself.

As a coach for women in their midlife who has worked with HUNDREDS of women, the ONE thing we don't talk about is how confidence looks different once you've reached your 40s and up.

This is my story on how I practiced what I preach and learned to be confidently, ME.

It does not matter if you are 15 or 50, you can still be "coming into yourself," because age is a mindset.