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08/05/2026

A lot of us find our sense of self based in what we see in ourselves and what we produce with our lives… our jobs, our looks, our talents and abilities.

But what if those things change? What if they change forever? Who are we then?

This conversation with Aimee was so good as she shares her personal journey with intense change in her life that altered her sense of identity, but she is stronger now because of it.

Watch online now via the link in our bio or at YouTube.com/

07/29/2026

The physician’s trap may be one many of us fall into, where we are sold the lie that the toys and the expensive lifestyle is the one to pursue, but then keeping up with it requires dedication and sacrifices that seem unimportant as time passes.

Our most valuable resource is time - money cannot buy more of it, and once it’s gone, it’s gone.

In this episode of ReWriting Midlife, I sat down with my husband and talked about all of these things as he navigated what he really wanted in life, watching fellow colleagues struggle to maintain a social status that didn’t bring true life satisfaction. He made a decision few men do, and it involved confronting the idea that what we do isn’t who we are so that he could reorient his priorities around what mattered most to him.

This conversation is near and dear to me and is so valuable. You can listen to the full episode linked in my bio or at YouTube.com/rewritingmidlifepodcast

07/03/2026

“In order to heal from something, we have to feel it.” - Aimee Ashcraft

This episode was so inspiring, true, and real. Aimee shared her personal experiences with a myriad of losses, some of which were compound and simultaneous. Her heart posture toward it all is truly remarkable, and I know it would encourage you.

If you are struggling and walking through a challenging season, this episode is something you should check out. The full podcast is linked in my bio or at YouTube.com/

06/17/2026

we’ve tried responding to every comment asking, but in case you missed it, here’s our official announcement: the book crawls will continue! 📚

We are taking this summer to expand our Book Crawls and make them even better and worth a revisit! We love how much you have loved them and want to pour all of that love back into this event and this city. 💛

We can’t wait to share with you this new version of the Book Crawls here in Savannah. Stay tuned for September for our new rendition of it! We’ll meet you at the book stores until then 🫶🏼

06/10/2026

Having a “busy” life isn’t always the healthiest lifestyle for us. In this clip, Aimee shares her first year in a new place away from what she had grown accustomed to, not realizing that the detox process was doing a good thing.

In that time, she experienced a number of emotions, an ego hit, a feeling of a loss of purpose, and more.

And as time went on and she learned to embrace the process, she realized what it all was for.

Watch or listen to the full conversation linked in my bio or at YouTube.com/

06/04/2026

Have you ever had so many hardships in a row where the low you reach is a you you don’t recognize? No one is immune to hardship, and we have to be able to reach out to one another when we need it.

In this conversation with Aimee, she gets really vulnerable and shares a recent time in her life where her ability to always see the positive dissipated after much heartache. She shares one of her lower moments, and if you’ve ever felt like you were alone in those dark thoughts, I wanted to share this with you to remind you that you’re not alone, and to encourage you to keep going. 💛

The full podcast is linked in my bio or you can stream at YouTube.com/

05/29/2026

Sometimes the things we want for ourselves can bring later pains down the road. Some loss and grief comes from things outside of our control, but what if there is something we could do about some of it?

In this clip, Aimee shares a deeply personal experience of her body rejecting her breast implants, and manifesting an illness that she didn’t realize was tied to something she loved. What originally was something that gave her an added confidence became something that was slowly killing her.

This episode is deeply moving and inspiring. If you’re dealing with any layer of grief, I promise you this one will encourage you. Watch or listen via the link in my bio or at YouTube.com/

05/25/2026

Loss comes in many different forms, and grieving losses we think will be a simple walk in the park can be surprising, even messy. How do we know we’re “done grieving”? Does that ever happen? Or do we just make space for more love in our lives?

Joint the conversation with Aimee today - this chat is OUT NOW, linked in our bio. 🫶🏼

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