She Shift Helping Midlife Women Rediscover, Reignite, and Rise Into What’s Next.
She Shift
She Shift
Welcome to She Shift, the podcast for midlife woman who've quietly outgrown the life they're living and are ready to find out what's next.

Hosted by Vision Made Magazine editor-in-chief Pamela Stone, She Shift is where midlife women trade burnout for breakthroughs. Each week, Pamela speaks directly to you in her signature Dear What's Next letters honest, personal conversations about the fear, regret, and quiet restlessness that come with starting over.

And twice a month, she sits down with women and experts who've made their own shifts: career pivots, money moves, style reinventions, wellness resets, and the mindset it takes to begin again.

No hustle talk. No "you should be grateful." Just real talk about what it actually takes to rediscover who you are, reignite what you want, and rise into your next chapter.

Because midlife isn't the ending. It's the invitation.

New episodes every Friday. Subscribe so you never miss a letter.
July 2, 2022

Episode 81 Girl Talk with the Founder of S.U.G.A.R

Episode 81 Girl Talk with the Founder of S.U.G.A.R
Episode 81 Girl Talk with the Founder of S.U.G.A.R
She Shift
Episode 81 Girl Talk with the Founder of S.U.G.A.R
Hey everyone! In this episode of the podcast! This is all about mental health – join me and Elaine Sugar as we discuss about this very important topic. Ms. Sugar is a mental wellness advocate and founder of a non-profit organization called MAPS (Mental wellness Affirmations Positivity Support). She also has the passion for teaching kids and created a foundation for them. Enjoy listening to the podcast. Here are some key highlights to know in today's podcast: - Why are people ashamed to talk about mental health? - Effects of having self-doubt - Personal experiences with people dealing with mental health challenges - Global Wellness and Positivity Experience - What to do when you are in a sudden mental breakdown? Key Takeaways: Our brains are dishonest sometimes and our brain tells us things that are not true. Just because your brain says that you can’t do something, that doesn’t mean it is true. So, we missed out on a lot of information. - Elaine Sugar Contact Elaine Sugar here: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/elaine.sugar.148 Website: https://kidsmoresugar.com/ MAKE SURE YOUR SHARE, RATE THE EPISODE 5 STARS & LEAVE A REVIEW! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/whatsnextforwomen/support

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