You've been "fine."
And we both know that's the problem.
It's actually bleak as hell. You're teetering all the time, feeling a sense of instability and frustration that you're midlife and struggling. But that ends now. One call. Thirty minutes. Girl, let's chat.
Something's off and you can't explain it to anyone without sounding ungrateful.
You have the job. The house. The kids, the relationship, the life that looks correct from the outside. And you're exhausted in a way that a girls trip doesn't fix.
You've probably already heard some version of "oh, you don't have it THAT bad, my friend Lisa, she… (insert tragedy here)." Which is exactly why you're on this page at, what time is it, reading about a stranger on the internet.
You're not the only one.
But you are in the right place.
If three of those landed, you're not crazy and you're not ungrateful. You're buried. There's a difference.
Book the call →Okay but do I actually
have to get on a call?
I know. You're reading this thinking can't we just text? You don't know me. I don't know you. Getting on a call with someone you've never met to talk about the thing you haven't even fully admitted to yourself yet sounds like a lot.
It is a little vulnerable. I'm not going to lie to you.
But here's the thing. The text version of this doesn't work. You'll water it down. You'll be fine. You've been fine. We've established that's the problem.
Thirty minutes. That's it. I'm going to ask you real questions and actually listen to the answers.
You're going to leave the call feeling seen, supported, and not alone for the first time in a long time. Or I'll tell you I'm not the right person and point you somewhere better.
Either way you win.
Three things.
That's the whole agenda.
Where you are right now.
Not what you tell your husband's boss at his work dinner. The real version.
What you actually want.
Not what you think you're supposed to want at this age, in this season, with this life.
Whether working together makes sense.
For both of us. If yes, I'll tell you what I'd suggest. If not, I'll point you somewhere that does.
I was buried too.
Polite. Capable. Doing everything I was supposed to like I'd been fed and programmed to.
I was also slowly suffocating. Gasping for a feeling of being alive. In my power.
Fast forward to today and I can honestly say I've never felt happier, lighter, more confident.
This call is the first step.
And it's free.
You've had this
gnawing feeling.
But isn't it worth thirty minutes to figure that out.
Things this call is not.
You're not the only one
wondering about this.
That's most women before we get on the phone. The not knowing is the starting line, not a disqualifier. Bring the not knowing. We'll work with it.
No. And the fact that you're asking this is part of the problem. Somewhere along the way you got the idea that your stuff isn't bad enough to take up space. That's the bury talking.
I've heard everything. I've been the woman with most of it. I have been the cautionary tale. You're going to tell me the thing you've been minimizing for years and I'm going to nod and say yeah, that's a real one. That's the whole job.
Then don't. There is no obligation attached to this call. None. If you book it just to hear yourself say something out loud to a real person, that's a legitimate use of thirty minutes.
You have thirty minutes. It's less than your lunch. It's less than the doom scroll you did this morning.
Here's the harder answer. You've been not having time for this for a while now. How's that working out.
Okay. Let's chat.
30 minutes · free · with Melissa
You've been sitting with this
for a while.
The call is free.
The worst thing that happens is you spend thirty minutes talking about yourself to someone who actually wants to listen.
The best thing that happens is you start to come back.
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