Not Done Yet: A Podcast for Midlife Women

Not Done Yet is a podcast for midlife women who know their story isn’t finished. Through honest conversations about reinvention, purpose, and courage, this show will remind you that the life you’ve lived might be the very thing that leads you into what’s next.

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  Not Done Yet: A Podcast for Midlife Women

  Who Decided You Were Behind?

  Aug 19, 202620 min

  Who decided I was behind? If you've ever looked around and thought... "Everyone else seems further ahead than me." This episode is for you. This week, I'm unpacking something I've been quietly carrying myself: the feeling that somehow I'm behind. Behind financially. Behind professionally. Behind compared to everyone else who seems to have life figured out. But after an honest conversation with my sister about saving for our kids' college—and realizing the story I'd been telling myself wasn't even true—I started asking a different question: Who decided I was behind in the first place? In this episode, we talk about the invisible timeline so many of us are measuring ourselves against, why comparison is usually based on stories we've created, and why what feels like failure is often grief for the life we imagined we'd have by now. We talk about: Why so many women feel like they're "behind" in midlife The invisible timeline we've inherited without realizing it The vulnerable conversation I had about college savings and the assumptions I was making Why comparison is almost always based on incomplete information The difference between failure and grief Learning to stop measuring your life against someone else's highlight reel A simple question to ask the next time comparison creeps in A question to take with you: The next time you catch yourself thinking someone else is further ahead... Ask yourself: "Do I actually know that's true?" Because maybe... You're not behind at all. Maybe you're exactly where you're meant to be. If this episode resonated with you , I'd love to hear from you. Come find me on Instagram and tell me: When have you felt "behind"... only to realize you were comparing yourself to a story you'd made up? And if you know another woman who needs this reminder today, send her this episode. Because none of us were meant to carry midlife alone. Ready to stop circling the thing you can't stop thinking about? Take the free Not Done Yet Spark and discover your next step. www.rachelaperry.com/spark

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  Ep. 21 - Five People Live in My Head (And Maybe They Live in Yours Too)

  Aug 12, 202620 min

  Have you ever felt like your brain has 27 tabs open before you've even had your first cup of coffee? One minute you're thinking about your body. The next it's your kids. Then money. Then your parents. Then retirement. Then your marriage. Then the question that never quite goes away... Who am I now? This episode was inspired by something a friend texted me: "I think five people live in my head sometimes." I haven't stopped thinking about it since. In this episode, we're talking about the invisible mental load so many midlife women carry—and why it feels like we're constantly juggling everyone else's needs while quietly wondering what's happened to ourselves. If you've ever thought... Why am I so overwhelmed all the time? Why can't I seem to focus anymore? Why do I feel exhausted before my day has even started? Am I the only one carrying all of this? ...this conversation is for you. In this episode, we talk about: Why "five people live in my head" perfectly describes midlife. The invisible mental load women carry every single day. Why so many of us think something is wrong with us when we're actually navigating a massive life transition. The identity shift nobody prepared us for. Why the question "Who am I now?" may be the quietest—and most important—voice in your head. Most of all, I hope this episode reminds you of one thing: You are not the only one. Mentioned in this episode ✨ Join the Not Done Yet community: https://rachelaperry.com/notdoneyet ✨ Ready to stop carrying it all alone? Book a Not Done Yet Session: https://rachelaperry.com/session If this episode resonated with you, I'd love it if you shared it with another woman who's been carrying more than she lets on. Sometimes the most powerful thing we can hear is simply... "Same." Ready to stop circling the thing you can't stop thinking about? Take the free Not Done Yet Spark and discover your next step. www.rachelaperry.com/spark

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  The Voice That Says You're Not Enough (And Why Midlife Is Calling Its Bluff)

  Aug 5, 202619 min

  Rachel's parents are downsizing, and they just handed her a manila folder full of old report cards. Reading them out loud cracked open a story she didn't know she was still carrying: one teacher's comment, repeated year after year, that quietly followed her into every business she's ever built. In this episode: The report card folder that cracked open a revelation The same two comments, written by one teacher, six years running Why she was a C student who felt clueless, and what she wonders about it now The familiar voice that shows up every time she puts herself out there How it connects to last week's episode on not choosing herself Why none of it had to be malicious to become part of her identity An awkward moment at a party when someone said they'd listened to the podcast The comparison habit almost all of us are still carrying Burning the folder, and what her mom said about it What "not working up to your potential" even means, and who decides that How her own struggle helped her catch her kids' learning differences early A message from her old orchestra teacher that flipped her perception This week's question: whose voice are you still trying to prove wrong? Connect with Rachel: Website: rachelaperry.com Instagram: @rachelaperry TikTok: @rachelaperry If this one hit close to home, send it to a woman in your life who's still trying to prove someone wrong. She's not done yet either. Ready to stop circling the thing you can't stop thinking about? Take the free Not Done Yet Spark and discover your next step. www.rachelaperry.com/spark

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  Ep. 19 - Why You Keep Circling the Same Dream

  Jul 29, 202623 min

  This one gets a little woo, and I'm not sorry about it. I've been doing deep subconscious work lately, and something came up that genuinely surprised me. I thought I was choosing myself. Turns out, on a much deeper level, I wasn't. This episode is me being fully transparent about what I found, why it matters, and how it might be showing up in your life too. In this episode: The energy work that led me to a truth I did not see coming, that I wasn't actually choosing myself Why my business went quiet right when I knew what I was offering was life changing, and what I realized was really going on underneath The difference between the surface level want and the underground belief, and why the belief almost always wins Real patterns I'm seeing over and over in Spark Reviews, the woman who wants to write a book but fears no one will read it, the woman who keeps finding reasons not to post Where these deeper beliefs actually come from, and why they're not weakness, they're protection My client Linda and the courage it took her to finally write her book The simple daily practice I'm doing to retrain my brain that I am worthy of being chosen, and a challenge for you to do it with me If this is you, I would love for you to share this episode with another midlife sister who needs to hear it. And if you've got two minutes, a review means more to me than you know. Ready to stop circling the thing you can't stop thinking about? Take the free Not Done Yet Spark and discover your next step. www.rachelaperry.com/spark

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  Ep. 18 - Men Could Never (And Other Truths About Midlife Women)

  Jul 22, 202619 min

  This episode almost didn't happen the way you're hearing it. I scrapped the first recording after a rough weekend and came back with something more real. It's a love letter to every midlife woman doing more than anyone gives her credit for, and a reminder that showing up in the middle of the chaos is its own kind of superpower. In this episode: The funk I couldn't explain on Thursday, and the honest conversation I had with Mark that followed Why "is it hormones or is it just life" might be the most common question in midlife, even on HRT What happened when I went looking for inspiration in the magazine aisle at Barnes & Noble The Helen Mirren quote that stopped me mid-page (aging versus the alternative) The menopause symptom list that made me think "men could never," and why that's not a hate men moment My friend who just closed a 20 year fitness studio, and what that ending is actually the beginning of Why midlife women are the superheroes of their own stories, and it's time we said it out loud If this episode hit something in you, send it to a midlife woman who needs to hear it today. Because sister, you are not done yet. Ready to stop circling the thing you can't stop thinking about? Take the free Not Done Yet Spark and discover your next step. www.rachelaperry.com/spark

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