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Find Your Fizz

Former exec. Current coach. Certified Fast Like A Girl metabolic health practitioner. Lifelong believer that the best chapters come after 40. I'm Andrea Bjorkman, cofounder of Find Your Fizz — and every week I send women like you the clarity, inspiration, and real-life tools to reclaim your energy, health, and joy. Because your second chapter isn't just about surviving midlife. It's about sparkling through it. ✨ Subscribe and let's find your fizz together.

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🌿 You've been making yourself smaller. Let's talk about that. ✨

Hello Reader, At some point — and you probably can't pinpoint exactly when — you started adjusting your life to fit your symptoms instead of addressing the symptoms. You stopped raising your hand in meetings because the brain fog makes you feel less sharp. You said no to the trip because you didn't know how you'd feel. You pulled back from the promotion because you're not sure you have the bandwidth. You got quieter. More careful. More small. And it felt like self-protection. Like being...

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Hello Reader, You used to feel like yourself. Confident. Energized. Clear. And then somewhere along the way — maybe gradually, maybe all at once — you started wondering who this person is and where you went. The brain fog. The irritability that comes out of nowhere. The anxiety that didn't exist five years ago. The ambition that feels muted. The body that doesn't respond the way it used to. You're not broken. You're not weak. And you are absolutely not "just stressed." What you're...

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Hello Reader, Burnout says: I need a break. The wrong chapter says: I need a different life. Both feel exhausting. Both make you want to disappear for a while. But the fixes are completely different and confusing one for the other is one of the most expensive mistakes I see women make. Here's how to tell them apart: It's probably burnout if: You used to love this work (or life) and can imagine loving it again Rest and recovery actually help, even a little The exhaustion is situational — a bad...

Hello Reader, Quick question: have you ever felt like you're doing everything right: eating well, working out, trying to take care of yourself and your body is just not cooperating? Hot flashes that won't quit. Brain fog that makes you feel like a stranger in your own head. Sleep that disappears at 2am and doesn't come back. I've been there. And what I finally learned changed everything. I just published a new blog that breaks down what's actually driving these symptoms and the simple,...

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Hello Reader, I'll keep this one short, because the thing I'm about to say doesn't need a lot of words. Stop waiting to feel ready. Ready to make the appointment. Ready to have the conversation. Ready to set the boundary. Ready to ask for what you need. Ready to start. Readiness is a feeling — and during seasons of change, that feeling is often the first thing to go. Life is not going to line up and give you a clear, energized, confident morning where everything feels possible and you finally...

A warm, watercolor-style illustration of a half-bloomed peony in shades of blush pink and peach, set against a soft golden-orange wash background. Bold text on the left reads 'Blooming in the Middle' in terracotta. Below it: 'Mid-Year Check In' in smaller

Hello Reader, We're at the midpoint of the year, and I want to do something a little different than your typical check-in email. I want to ask you the questions that actually matter — the ones you might not be asking yourself. Pour a cup of something good and sit with these ☕: Career & Retirement 💼 When you imagined this stage of your career, is this it? What's aligned — and what isn't? Are you making decisions from a place of clarity and intention, or from exhaustion and "just getting...

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Hello Reader, You've heard me talk about trusting yourself through a career pivot. Through starting over. Through the quiet voice that says there has to be more than this. This is that same conversation — just a little closer to home. I want to tell you about a morning last year. I was standing in front of my closet — the same closet I'd stood in a hundred times — and I just stopped. Not because I couldn't find anything to wear. Because I was tired. Tired of pulling on clothes that didn't...

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Hello Reader, Last week I hit send on the letter I'd been working up to for months— the one about the body and brain being a transition, too, and what I've been quietly studying. And the replies started landing in my inbox. I want to share a few of the things I'm hearing back. Partly because they made me smile, partly because they made me think, and partly because they might be the nudge you need to hit reply if my last letter is still sitting open in another tab. In case you missed it, the...

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Hello Reader, If my last email, the one about how so much of what we've been told was built for him and sold to us, landed somewhere true for you, this letter is the rest of the story. I want to tell you what I went looking for, and what I found. Buckle up. There's a closet involved. When I turned 50, I was in the best shape of my life. Strong. Confident. Dating for the first time in thirty-one years after my divorce. I had killer arms! My head was in a good place. I felt — finally — like I...

A couple of weeks ago I asked you what transition you were in the middle of. Your replies wrecked me in the best way — career pivots, empty nests, aging parents, marriages being rebuilt. And a remarkable number of women wrote some version of the same sent

Hello Reader, A couple of weeks ago I asked you what transition you were in the middle of. Your replies wrecked me in the best way — career pivots, empty nests, aging parents, marriages being rebuilt. And a remarkable number of women wrote some version of the same sentence: "Honestly? It's my body. I don't recognize my energy anymore." I want to sit with that one for a minute, because it's the transition I hear named out loud the least and lived through the most. Here's something I didn't...