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Sherrie Porterfield
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What is a vibrant mid-life woman?

Posted in spirituality, work & money on March 23, 2009

I am going to be teaching a class called The Vibrant Mid-Life Woman – What’s Next?

I hope to be an encouragement to women ready for that next stage in life where…

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my comments

Response to: can't buy "me" love

Comment posted on September 26, 2011 at 9:04 am:
"Hitting the 50's is all about reassessing and recreating what is important. I found that I had new "fire in my belly" to start something new - something that, like Jackie, was my own, and that I loved doing. Now, doing what I love is to help others f..." (read comment)

Response to: Remembrance of Sea Turtles Past

Comment posted on September 3, 2009 at 8:39 pm:
"You have expressed beautifully what it is to be a mother of grown children. Memories swell up and overcome us like the waves of the ocean, and we must wait until the tide pulls back again and exposes the empty shore. I was touched by your story be..." (read comment)

Response to: Optimism helps our hearts

Comment posted on August 27, 2009 at 9:24 pm:
"I agree that being optimistic helps create a healthier life all the way around! To be optimistic, one must take control of one's thoughts, weeding out the negative, and planting the positive. This has been impressed on me and others in a workshop..." (read comment)

Response to: Five Prayers for the (downsized) Soul

Comment posted on August 27, 2009 at 9:14 pm:
"There seems nothing finer or more succinct than praying the well-known Serenity Prayer, believing that God will indeed give what we need in each situation. The Serenity Prayer God grant me the serenityTo ac..." (read comment)

Response to: Top 10 tips for empty nesters

Comment posted on May 26, 2009 at 5:07 pm:
"I have found being an empty nester is a wonderful time of transition in life. Yes, it does take a while to get used to the idea, but look at it as a positive thing. You now have acquired all that wisdom in successfully raising children - which is no ..." (read comment)