Midlife Malaise with Sarah Brokaw

Midlife is difficult and can be exhausting. Sometimes we feel overwhelmed and the weight of that can bring us down. This week Rebecca and Lana discuss midlife blues, strategies for coping and why we should be joining our local Polar Bear Club, with therapist and author, Sarah Brokaw. 
 
Sarah Brokaw is a licensed psychotherapist (LCSW) and certified professional coach with a private  practice in Los Angeles. She works with individuals and couples who are struggling with challenges that are getting in the way of their ability to accomplish major goals.  She strives to help individuals seeking a greater sense of purpose, fulfillment and success in any area of life by guiding the person on a path to self-empowerment.

Sarah is the New York Times best selling author of ‘Fortytude: Making the Next Decades the Best Years of Your Life-through the 40s, 50s, and Beyond’, and the creator and host of the podcast Shared Secrets that focuses on the healing power of shared vulnerability.

Sarah currently serves as a volunteer therapist for Homeboy  Industries, which provides hope, training and support to formerly gang-involved and incarcerated men and women.

KEY POINTS

4:22        Existential Crisis
7:50        Who are we trying to measure up to
10:57     Andropause
11:45     There is a Privilege to Aging
12:57     Daily Mindfulness
13:43     Water Intake
14:16     Deliberate Cold WaterExposure
16:30     What are you Avoiding
17:12     Don't Judge, Just Note It
17:41     Connect with Someone
18:02     Understand you Relationship with Money
21:40     There is a Process
212:49  Change is Inevitable


Links
Fortytude : Making the Next Decades the Best Years of Your Life - Through the 40s, 50s and Beyond

Website: www.sarahbrokaw.com
IG: @sarahauldbrokaw

SharedSecrets: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/shared-secrets/id1066594282

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