Resolution Revolution invites a different way of approaching the New Year. Instead of rigid goals and familiar cycles of burnout or disappointment, Mary-Anne and Leslie Ann explore the idea of shifting resolutions into intentions. They talk about fear of failure, habit-building, self-acceptance, and why midlife is often the moment we stop chasing external benchmarks and start asking how we want to feel, live, and show up.

This conversation reframes resolutions as transitions, small sustainable changes, and intentional choices rooted in self-compassion rather than pressure.

Christmas traditions don’t disappear — they evolve. In this episode of The Midsters, Mary-Anne and Leslie Ann talk about how the holidays change as families grow, kids become adults, and life shifts. From letting go of old expectations to creating new rituals that feel meaningful now, this conversation is about preserving the magic while honoring where you are today.

In this episode of The Midsters, Elizabeth and Mary Ann talk with Jonathan Marion—a transformational life coach, consultant, photographer, and Brazilian zouk instructor who is redefining what it means to live a meaningful life.

Jonathan invites us to reconsider the external achievements we often use to measure success and instead move toward a life rooted in alignment, creativity, connection, and authenticity. From the dance floor to the coaching space to the art of photography, he explores how presence, collaboration, and deep curiosity can guide us toward a more rewarding way of being.

This conversation is an inspiring reminder that midlife isn’t a crisis—it’s a doorway. And stepping through it begins by listening to who we really are beneath the noise.