Confidence doesn't erode. It goes out of date. You set your goals in your twenties and built yourself for them. Then you moved countries, or had children, or reached the role you'd been working towards and looked around wondering whether this was it.

You changed. The goals didn't. And the confidence you built is still there, it just belongs to a woman who doesn't exist anymore.

In this conversation I'm joined by Julie Murrell, style consultant and writer of The Mindful Dresser, to talk about what actually happens to women's confidence in midlife.

We cover the moment that forces a woman to admit something isn't working, why capable women argue their way out of their own strengths, and what to do first when you realise you've drifted.

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Email: hello@scienceofimage.com

Substack: https://open.substack.com/pub/themindfuldresser

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/julie-murrell-style-coach/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/science.of.image/

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