For the woman who has everything and nothing at the same time

The change you were never told was coming

It began quietly. A night you couldn't sleep the way you used to, a wave of heat out of nowhere, and then a feeling you could not quite name, that you were somehow becoming less you, and you told yourself it was stress or the season you were in, because those are the only names we've been given for it.

This is perimenopause. And it is not what you've been told.

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You are not losing yourself. You are meeting a woman you have not been introduced to yet.
The recognition

You felt it before you had a word for it

You cry at things that never used to touch you. You wake at three in the morning with your mind already running. You are exhausted and wired in the same hour, and there are days when you look in the mirror and for a split second you do not recognize the woman looking back, because she seems older than you feel, or angrier, or more tired, and you cannot tell which one is the real you.

You've probably told yourself a version of this too, that it will pass, that it's just a phase, that everyone gets through it. We were never taught to name what is actually happening, so we name it the only way culture handed us: a decline, an ending, a slow fade toward irrelevance.

The slow fade toward invisibility is a lie.

What if the way you feel right now is not an ending, but the beginning of a woman you are only just becoming, a woman more alive and more herself than the version who spent decades performing.

The two sides

We were only ever told to hide both of them

The hormonal side

Your body is giving you an honest report, and the shift is real. It is not imagined and it is not weakness, and no amount of pretending it away changes what your body is trying to tell you. The class names what is actually happening, plainly, without the fear that usually comes attached to it.

The emotional side

This is where we have been left entirely alone: the inability to relax even when nothing is wrong, the four women you become across a single month, the anger with nowhere honest to put it, the quiet grief of loneliness, and the lie, told so often it starts to feel true, that you are becoming invisible.

Inside the class

What we walk through together

The class

One honest hour with the truth of it

What you come away with is a way to move through this change awake instead of afraid, so that the woman on the other side of it is one you actually want to be.

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The next step

The class is where you begin. The room is where it keeps working.

When you're ready to stop moving through midlife alone, The Circle is waiting. It is a place where women move through the whole of it together, month by month, in the company of women who actually understand.

Members get this class free, along with everything else inside.

Everything inside The Circle runs through one north star, true pleasure, the inner state your highest levels of success flow from.

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Who I am

I'm Sloane. The woman with just one name.

I changed my name because I could, because I wanted to, and because everyone has the right to change.

I spent almost two decades as a corporate attorney, building and selling a boutique law firm, before I did the thing I actually came here to do. I am a TEDx speaker and certified in Women's Neuropsychophysiology, and I guide women toward a more extraordinary life through the work I wish someone had handed me.

Sloane 🤍