Are you struggling with self-confidence as your body changes? In this episode, I sit down with personal stylist Charlotte Broom, founder of Charlotte Loves Style to explore how embracing your evolving body can positively impact your self-image, family dynamics and overall well-being.

We discuss practical styling tips tailored to midlife and menopause, including how to find clothes that fit beautifully, choose fabrics that feel great, and create a wardrobe that truly reflects you.

Together we share our insights on the ripple effect of self-confidence, explaining how feeling good in your clothes can uplift not only your mood but also your relationships and your confidence at work.

This episode is packed with actionable advice like:

• Why self-confidence is essential for a positive family environment.
• How to navigate body image changes with self-acceptance.
• The key to finding joy in dressing for your unique shape.
• Styling strategies to make the most of your wardrobe.

Whether you’re looking for help with your changing body or in need of tips to refresh your style, this conversation has you covered. Make sure to listen to the end for some fantastic listener offers!

🎧 Listen now to discover how dressing for your evolving body can transform your confidence and your life.

Keywords: self-confidence, family dynamics, self-acceptance, personal growth, body image

Links & Info:

🔶Follow Charlotte on Instagram

🔶Check her out on LinkedIn - Charlotte Broom

🔶Free download - 9 steps to find your style

I work with busy professionals who are finding themselves overwhelmed, burn out and struggling with symptoms of perimenopause and menopause.

Ways you can stay in touch:

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🔶Come talk with me on IG

🔶Find out more about my Menopause Coaching services

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