You have power and wisdom the world needs right now.
But you’re spending it on things that aren’t yours to carry. You’re second-guessing decisions you once trusted. You’re over-responsible for everyone else’s problems, and invisible in your own life. And somewhere along the way, you learned to doubt the one person who’s always known what’s best for you—yourself.
Self-leadership at midlife is about stepping back in. Into your power. Into your judgment. Into your freedom.
This isn’t about confidence-building or positive thinking. It’s about something deeper: reconnecting with the part of you that knows. The part that led you this far. The part that has wisdom to offer, but can’t offer it when you’re drowning in everyone else’s needs. The part that, when given permission to trust itself again, becomes unstoppable.
At midlife, you have a choice. You can keep shrinking, keep doubting, keep carrying what isn’t yours. Or you can step into what actually belongs to you—your power, your judgment, your freedom. And in doing that, you become who you were always meant to be.
This conversation explores what that looks like. You’ll hear from three women who’ve spent years helping other women navigate this exact crossroads. And you’ll discover that the path forward isn’t about fixing yourself—it’s about trusting yourself.
You Will Discover
- Why you stopped trusting yourself—and how to find your way back. It’s not a confidence issue. It’s about reconnecting with your deep inner judgment, moving beyond the surface-level advice to the wisdom that’s always been yours.
- How to claim your power without guilt. At midlife, you have relevance and contribution capacity that matter. Learn how to step into that without people-pleasing or over-owning everyone else’s emotional labor.
- The freedom that comes from clear boundaries. When you get crystal clear about what’s yours to carry and what isn’t, everything shifts. Discover what it actually means to own your life—and nothing more.
- Why this stage isn’t the end—it’s the beginning. Menopause isn’t a crisis. It’s an invitation to step forward as the most powerful version of yourself.
Who This Is For
- This conversation is for women navigating perimenopause, menopause, and midlife who know deep down that they have more to give—but can’t seem to access it. Women who are asking:
- “Why do I doubt myself now when I’ve never doubted myself before?”
- “How do I step into my power without abandoning everyone who needs me?”
- “Is there actually more for me at this stage, or is this just what midlife looks like?”
If you’re feeling overlooked, questioned, or like you’re drowning in everyone else’s needs while your own voice gets smaller—this event is for you.
About the Speakers
Dr. Jennifer Edwards — Conscious Leadership Coach & Veterinarian
Dr. Jennifer Edwards is a veterinarian, former multi-doctor practice owner, leadership & energy coach, and speaker. With over 25 years in veterinary medicine and advanced training in mindset, energy, and conscious leadership, she blends clinical experience, business ownership, and transformational coaching in her work with women.
Jennifer is an ICF-credentialed coach with certifications in Core Energy Coaching, Core Dynamics, the Energy Leadership Index Assessment, The Energy Codes, Canfield Success Principles, and Happy for No Reason. Her coaching integrates practical mindset tools with energy awareness in a grounded, compassionate approach that creates clarity and lasting transformation.
Sarah Graham Fuhrmann — Certified Menopause Coaching Specialist
Sarah Fuhrmann is the founder of SGF Coaching, a menopause-informed nutrition and lifestyle coaching practice for women, and co-founder of UCanRow2, an indoor rowing certification and training company partnered with Concept2. She is a Certified Menopause Coaching Specialist and holds PN1, PN2, and PN Sleep, Stress & Recovery certifications, and a Functional Aging Specialist certification, with her NBC-HWC credential currently in progress. Her work has been featured in outlets including Forbes, Women’s World, Top Santé magazine, and CBS Atlanta.
Using science-backed strategies and her own lived experience with menopause and a recent ADHD diagnosis, Sarah helps high-achieving midlife women work through menopausal challenges including fatigue, stress, weight gain, brain fog, and focus/executive function. Sarah lives in Houghton, Michigan, and coaches clients around the world.
Louise Beauchamp — Qualified Executive Coach & Leadership Mentor
Louise is a qualified Executive Coach and Leadership Mentor who is passionate about helping women navigate the personal and professional challenges that can accompany midlife. Drawing on 14 years’ experience as an Executive Director of People and Culture, Louise understands the realities of leading in complex organisations and the pressures many women face at work. Alongside her professional expertise, she brings lived experience of midlife, including menopause, giving her a deep appreciation of the impact it can have on confidence, identity and career.
All speakers are Vetted Konenki Providers (VKPs)—rigorously vetted for both competence and compassion.