Midlife is typically associated with sweats, anxiety and sleepless nights. So how then, does one have a 'Hell of a Midlife' rather than a 'Midlife of Hell'?

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Well, I believe that you start by listening to your own voice and respecting your own opinion. (After all, you've been around long enough to have learned a thing or two.)

Do more of the things that help you feel good, the things you enjoy the most, and the stuff that fuels your soul?

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For me, it’s about gently exploring - new places and old. Cosying under blankets whilst listening to the hushed snores of tired sausage dogs after a long walk in the open air. Etching memories with loved ones, celebrating achievements with a delicate chink of a wine glass. Drowning taste buds in foreign culture.

And writing it all down.

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I have midlife to thank for helping me to realise my worth and giving me the confidence to share my writing on this platform.

And I am proud that Hell of a Midlife is gaining more and more traction each day.

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I hope you find something of interest in its posts. 

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Allis x

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