When you close one chapter of your life that has brought you great reward you can be a little apprehensive about what lies ahead. In this episode I share with you the personal story of leaving a 16-year career role, what I discovered and how I planned for a smooth transition. For more information on upleveling your life or career or navigating transitions such as divorce, job loss, death or retirement go to www.MaryLeeGannon.com

If you’ve ever felt like anxiety quietly runs your life, or that you wake up every morning bracing for the day instead of embracing it, you’re not alone. Many of us have moments where it feels like life is happening to us instead of through us. But here’s the truth: your identity—the core of who you are—can be shaped to resist anxiety. Yes, you can cultivate a version of yourself that remains grounded, even when the world feels like it’s spinning out of control. And today, I want to show you exactly how to do that—how to build an anxiety-resistant identity that carries you through life with calm, clarity, and confidence. For more information on upleveling your life or career or navigating transitions such as divorce, job loss, death or retirement go to www.MaryLeeGannon.com

Today, we’re diving into a topic that changes everything for leaders, parents, and anyone who wants to be truly influential: Leading with presence, not productivity. In a world that glorifies busyness, it’s easy to equate being productive with being effective. But here’s the truth: you can accomplish everything on your to-do list and still feel invisible, disconnected, or exhausted. Presence changes that. Presence creates trust, influence, and impact — without the exhaustion of endless doing. For more information on upleveling your life or career or navigating transitions such as divorce, job loss, death or retirement go to www.MaryLeeGannon.com

Today, we’re talking about a practice that transforms overwhelm, self-doubt, and disconnection into confidence, clarity, and grounded power. If you’ve ever felt pulled in a million directions, unsure of your choices, or disconnected from who you are at your core, this episode is for you. For more information on upleveling your life or career or navigating transitions such as divorce, job loss, death or retirement go to www.MaryLeeGannon.com

Today, we’re diving into a topic that touches all of us, especially as we move through midlife: How to stay relevant — at work, at home, and in your own life. It’s a feeling many of us wrestle with: the fear that we’re being left behind, forgotten, or invisible. Titles fade. Roles shift. Kids grow up. Technology and trends change faster than we can adapt. But relevance is not about keeping up with the world. It’s about keeping up with yourself. For more information on upleveling your life or career or navigating transitions such as divorce, job loss, death or retirement go to www.MaryLeeGannon.com

Who hasn’t had a situation where they’ve felt persecuted, stressed, or unprepared to execute at their best? In this episode we detail specific mindful practices that calm you and leave you poised to be at your best despite the circumstances. For more information on upleveling your life or career or navigating transitions such as divorce, job loss, death or retirement go to www.MaryLeeGannon.com

The experience of your life can never be better than your thoughts about it. When you know how to connect with your anxiety resistant core identity it is the most effective way to be unshakably relevant in work, life, and relationships. In this brief segment you will see how the Radiant You! Membership Program is a place you belong when you want to trade anxiety to be unshakably relevant. This describes what goes on in the program and what changes for you. See if you can relate. Join us here >>> https://www.maryleegannon.com/Radiant-You

As we start the New Year here are some ways to launch with a plan the resonates with your goals. For more information on upleveling your life or career or navigating transitions such as divorce, job loss, death or retirement go to www.MaryLeeGannon.com