The Midlife makeover

An episode of the The Identity Architect podcast, hosted by Greg Fearon - The Identity Architect, titled "The Midlife makeover" was published on November 2, 2022 and runs 34 minutes.

November 2, 2022 ·34m · The Identity Architect

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Send us Fan Mail Sam Palmer the founder of the menopause makeover talks about her journey with menopause - how she came to love running/ strength training - What the myths are there about menopause - Sam's passion for helping women understand what's happening at this stage of life You can find out more about Sam here https://www.midlifemakeover.co.uk/

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Send us Fan Mail

Sam Palmer the founder of the menopause makeover talks about her journey with menopause

- how she came to love running/ strength training

- What the myths are there about menopause

- Sam's passion for helping women understand what's happening at this stage of life

You can find out more about Sam here

https://www.midlifemakeover.co.uk/

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