For Part 3 of our cycle series, I’m in conversation with Vanessa Novissimo Wright, a creative communications strategist, writer, and certified life coach for midlife creatives. Before she was fully tapped into her midlife joy and authenticity, Vanessa had a pretty rough perimenopause experience. She generously shares the low points in her journey, which led her to develop a self-care method that keeps her connected to herself and her creative well. If you’re struggling to make sense of this life stage and in need of some wisdom from someone who’s been through it, you don’t want to miss this one.
Episode Highlights
How her perimenopause symptoms forced her into deep relationship with herself
The daily practice of surrender
The FLOW method that keeps her grounded
Vanessa’s “self-care-bag” and how she made her car a creative cocoon when her kids were young
How a “planting seeds” approach to pave the way for embracing creativity in menopause
Essential practices when you’re experiencing fatigue, brain fog, and can’t string sentences together
The creative permission slips she’s giving to midlife folks she coaches
Releasing perfectionism around journaling
The necessity of fun, whimsy, and joy on the journey
Meet Vanessa
Vanessa Novissimo Wright is a creative communications strategist, writer, and certified life coach for midlife creatives. She helps them navigate menopause with creativity and joy so they can show up vibrantly for their community. Using her FLOW self-care method, Vanessa guides clients to embrace this age and stage of life with clarity, creativity, and curiosity. Follow her on Instagram and Substack.
+ Go to the show notes for links and resources mentioned in the episode
Podden och tillhörande omslagsbild på den här sidan tillhör
Nicole Gulotta. Innehållet i podden är skapat av Nicole Gulotta och inte av,
eller tillsammans med, Poddtoppen.