What if the success you’ve been chasing isn’t what you actually want anymore?In this bold and enlightening episode of Bitch Is a Bad Word, Lindsay sits down with career strategist and reinvention expert Daisy Swan to talk about what happens when the ladder you’ve been climbing suddenly feels like it’s up against the wrong wall.From Wall Street burnout to Malibu surfing, Daisy has helped thousands of women navigate the messy, beautiful space between who they were and who they’re becoming. Together, Lindsay and Daisy break down the “midlife wakeup,” how to reclaim your voice after decades of overachieving, and why giving yourself permission to want something else is the first step to getting it.This episode is your permission slip to pivot, your reminder that you’re not too late — and a masterclass in trusting yourself to build a life you actually love.Inside This Episode:What a “midlife wakeup” really feels like (and why it’s not a crisis)How ambition can evolve — and why that’s not failureThe quiet grief of outgrowing a version of yourselfWhy women often wait too long to prioritize their own desiresThe power of curiosity, creativity, and reinventionHow to get unstuck and move toward what you actually want nextWhy it’s okay to outgrow your dream — and how to dream againAbout Daisy:Daisy Swan is a career strategist, reinvention coach, and longtime meditation teacher helping people find clarity, direction, and fulfillment in work and life. Known as “The Los Angeles Career Counselor,” she specializes in helping high-achieving women navigate transitions, break through burnout, and build careers aligned with who they are now.Bestie Freebie:Explore more of Daisy’s work, coaching, and reinvention resources at daisyswan.comWe’ve got your back, Bestie. And your second (or third) act.Listen wherever you get your podcastsWatch: YouTubeJoin: PatreonFollow: Instagram TikTokSubscribe: Newsletter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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