Suzanne Oshima, Life Coach for Women in Mid-Life, opens up about a struggle many of us face but rarely admit: the feeling of not being OK. As strong independent women, we often put on a brave face, holding it all together, even when inside we feel lost and vulnerable. But sometimes, it’s OK to admit that we’re struggling. Suzanne offers hope and encouragement to reach out for support and embrace those challenging moments. If you’re feeling like you’re not OK, this is a reminder that you’re not alone and that soon everything will be OK.

Suzanne Oshima, Life Coach for Women in Mid-Life, reflects on the bold decision Hoda Kotb made to leave her successful career as Co-Host of the Today Show at 60 to pursue something new. It’s a reminder that life’s big moments of change can be both exciting and terrifying, but they often lead to growth and deeper fulfillment. Suzanne explores the courage it takes to embrace new chapters and how we can all learn to step out of our comfort zones to live with intention and purpose in the next decade of our life.

Have you ever felt like it’s too late to chase a dream? In this episode Life Coach for Women in Mid-Life, Suzanne Oshima shares the inspiring story of her mother, who returned to college in her 40s, became an ESL instructor, and published several textbooks well into her 70s. If you’ve ever thought age was holding you back, this episode is here to remind you that it’s never too late to pursue your passions, start fresh, or create a lasting impact.