Ep 132 - Midlife with Kathy Batista
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Keep It Juicy
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Many of us have problems as we enter mid-life, but mid-life coach Kathy Batista has some great advice for how to enjoy these years – which she says go from 35 – 70. And, you might be surprised that one piece of advice is straight from The Marvelous Mrs Maisel – tits up!! Kathy Batista on the Keep it Juicy! podcast.
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