Showing Up Stronger with Sarah Campus
Jun 23, 2026 · 1 hr · 15 segments
Rosie Nixon - Your Midlife Crisis Could Actually Be Your Midlife Calling. What happens when the career you’ve spent more than 25 years building no longer aligns with the life you want to live? In…
Rosie NixonGuest
Sarah CampusHost
And I did so much growing up in that time, met my husband while I was at Hello, became a mum fairly late.

I had my kids at 38 and 40 to my two boys and thrived in that fast paced world for a long time and, you know, managed to hold it all down when I had really young kids and As well, somehow I look back and thank God they were definitely crazy days.

And then as the advent of digital platforms rose, I found that my role was changing a lot.

hosting lots of events, more involved with commercial, managing teams and news was breaking 24-7 obviously and we had to be there to react to it.

So it's no surprise really that I eventually hit burnout in 2022 which was a massive shock to my system and I think for lots of us that startling realization that stress lives in your nervous system.

And it was as though I woke up one morning after hosting a big event for Hello.

And that had probably been building up for maybe a couple of years to that point.

But we ignore the warning signs because we have to keep certain balls in the air.

You And I felt the pressure of my role, you know, putting a magazine to bed every week, even though I wasn't saving lives on a daily basis, it can really feel intense when you're in that moment.

And I think for a lot of women, the reason we don't seek support is because we have that feeling of like, well, I should just get on with it.

And I did so much growing up in that time, met my husband while I was at Hello, became a mum fairly late.

I had my kids at 38 and 40 to my two boys and thrived in that fast paced world for a long time and, you know, managed to hold it all down when I had really young kids and As well, somehow I look back and thank God they were definitely crazy days.

And then as the advent of digital platforms rose, I found that my role was changing a lot.

hosting lots of events, more involved with commercial, managing teams and news was breaking 24-7 obviously and we had to be there to react to it.

So it's no surprise really that I eventually hit burnout in 2022 which was a massive shock to my system and I think for lots of us that startling realization that stress lives in your nervous system.

And it was as though I woke up one morning after hosting a big event for Hello.

And that had probably been building up for maybe a couple of years to that point.

But we ignore the warning signs because we have to keep certain balls in the air.

You And I felt the pressure of my role, you know, putting a magazine to bed every week, even though I wasn't saving lives on a daily basis, it can really feel intense when you're in that moment.

And I think for a lot of women, the reason we don't seek support is because we have that feeling of like, well, I should just get on with it.
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