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Why we need more midlife women on our screens
The representation of midlife women onscreen is actually declining. To change it, we must work together
What do we do about the authority gap?
Why do men underestimate women? As we move into midlife, we have an opportunity to be fearless and promote female authority.
How I survived the pandemic & menopause as an entrepreneur
Menopause, five kids and the pandemic: how one entrepreneur has survived. Liz Matthews on a year like no other.
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Sheryl Sandberg on NOON: 'It's fantastic'
Sheryl Sandberg throws her weight behind Noon’s campaign to highlight the last bastion of discrimination and the forgotten part of diversity – ageism
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Sheryl Sandberg talks to NOON about midlife pinch points
Sheryl Sandberg, the Facebook COO, talks to NOON founder Eleanor Mills about pinch points in midlife.
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Put yourself in the driving seat for midlife job hunting
The good news for midlifers now: It's a candidate-driven market. How to get ready for it.
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Coming back from a career break: A lawyer's story
Coming back from a career break is a common experience for women in midlife. A lawyer describes how she did it.
I hated being a corporate lawyer so I left and created a new life...
Forest bathing is about connecting to nature. For Liz Dawes, it was a pathway to reconnecting to herself.
I was a fashion insider -- until I burned out
Gret Batchelar's job in fashion was 'perfect'. Except she was exhausted, moody and had a stress-induced ailment.
