Jo FiddyHost
Do you feel like in summer those ideas and thoughts just start coming in? And I just thought, wow, I really want to be speaking to you about this.

And it's actually a big part of my real why for doing this podcast in the first place.

I know I talk a lot about the play, but really it's finding you in the pause to help you press play.

Do you feel like you're snapping at your kids over something so small that sometimes you don't recognize your own voice or don't know who that person is? Or at that moment where you're just crying in the car in the supermarket and you can't really pinpoint why, but you're just feeling really emotional and then you put your big sunglasses on and you go in to buy, which can feel like you're millions.

like jar of cottage cheese and act like now you know pushing through and act like nothing's happened and we're standing in that room that you've walked in and then you've just forgotten where where and why you're there and that little flicker of fear and you think you know what i'm going to google that tonight i'm a bit worried and my goodness the rage that can come out of nowhere and you think who is that person Because in perimenopause, we can lose the buffer.

The buffer that helped us tolerate the stress, the mental load, and all the things we've been carrying.

And suddenly everything we've been holding, like holding inside, can feel a lot harder to hold.

I'm saying this so you don't feel like you're alone because there's so much of this is the work I do with women in my coaching.

I slow it down and explore what is actually going on underneath it because that's where things can really begin to change.

Because perimenopause can really bring that to the surface, but it didn't put it there.

Do you feel like in summer those ideas and thoughts just start coming in? And I just thought, wow, I really want to be speaking to you about this.

And it's actually a big part of my real why for doing this podcast in the first place.

I know I talk a lot about the play, but really it's finding you in the pause to help you press play.

Do you feel like you're snapping at your kids over something so small that sometimes you don't recognize your own voice or don't know who that person is? Or at that moment where you're just crying in the car in the supermarket and you can't really pinpoint why, but you're just feeling really emotional and then you put your big sunglasses on and you go in to buy, which can feel like you're millions.

like jar of cottage cheese and act like now you know pushing through and act like nothing's happened and we're standing in that room that you've walked in and then you've just forgotten where where and why you're there and that little flicker of fear and you think you know what i'm going to google that tonight i'm a bit worried and my goodness the rage that can come out of nowhere and you think who is that person Because in perimenopause, we can lose the buffer.

The buffer that helped us tolerate the stress, the mental load, and all the things we've been carrying.

And suddenly everything we've been holding, like holding inside, can feel a lot harder to hold.

I'm saying this so you don't feel like you're alone because there's so much of this is the work I do with women in my coaching.

I slow it down and explore what is actually going on underneath it because that's where things can really begin to change.

Because perimenopause can really bring that to the surface, but it didn't put it there.
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