Midlife Isn’t a Crisis. It’s a Call.
For women who are done pretending they have it all figured out and are ready to trust THEIR voice.
If you’re staring at this chapter thinking “I have no clue who I am anymore” – you’re not broken. You’re waking up. And you’re in exactly the right place.
What This Really Is
That restless feeling? The sense that something needs to change but you can’t name what? The grief for who you used to be mixed with excitement for who you might become? That’s not broken—that’s transformation knocking.
You’ve done everything “right”—so why does it all feel so wrong? If you’re tired of pretending you have it figured out and ready to build what comes next, you’re in the right place.
Meet Lynnelle
I'm Your Guide Lynnelle Wilson
At 67, I sold almost everything I owned and moved to France. Not because I had it all figured out, but because I knew the life I was living wasn’t right, even though I didn’t know exactly what was.
I know what it feels like to look in the mirror and wonder who the hell you are after the old roles fade away or just don’t fit anymore. I’ve been the responsible one, the achiever, the woman who followed (most of) the rules – until I realized I had been chasing someone else’s definition of success.
Now, I work with smart, seasoned women who are navigating that liminal space between who they were and who they’re becoming – even if they don’t quite know who that is yet. Because transformation isn’t about reinvention. It’s about remembering who you truly are.
How I Can Help You
Wayfinding Road
A 6-week journey for women ready to stop living by someone else's rules and start to reclaim what's next.
Small group. Real conversations. Practical tools.
Navigating the Messy Middle
The full Wayfinding Road journey in a book. A full guide for women asking themselves, "Who am I now?"
(Available for pre-order December, 2025)
Wayfinding Circle
Ongoing community for Wayfinding Road alumni who want to continue the work, the journey, and the connection.
Because we are not alone.
Wayfinding Road Lite
Self-study Wayfinding Road delivered over a 12-week period. Fewer structured calls, but maintaining important community connections.
For women on a schedule.
Real Women. Real Shifts.
Introducing Wayfinding Road
Wayfinding is a guided experience for women in transition—whether you’re retiring, divorcing, dealing with an empty nest, or just waking up and realizing the life you’re living doesn’t quite fit anymore.
This isn’t about finding your passion or discovering your purpose. It’s about learning to trust your inner voice when that voice in your head isn’t helping you anymore.
It’s for women who are tired of:
- Feeling guilty for wanting more out of life
- Pretending they’re fine when they’re actually grieving who they used to be
- Living small because someone else decided what’s “appropriate” at their age
- Waiting for permission to live life their way
Real talk: Let’s be honest. Six weeks isn’t going to “fix” everything. You won’t find all the answers in six weeks, either. But you WILL find clarity, take your first, authentic steps forward, and have the tools to keep moving forward with confidence.
This isn’t about starting over. It’s about coming home to yourself – maybe for the first time.
Start With a Story
Coming Soon: The Wayfinding program and book, Navigating the Messy Middle
Check out my YouTube channel for real conversations about life after 50
Your Authentic Self is Calling
You don’t have to have it all figured out to take the first step. You just have to want change more than you want the comfort of familiarity.
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Important Disclaimer
I am not a licensed counselor or therapist. If you’re in crisis or dealing with serious mental health concerns, please seek support from qualified mental health professionals. Therapy and counseling are vitally important services that provide the clinical support some situations require.
My work is designed for women navigating life transitions who are ready for personal growth and to work in a supportive group setting. I am a certified Life Transition specialist through MEA (Modern Elder Academy) and a Teacher of Presence (Eckhart Tolle’s School of Presence).
My work is influenced by
- M. Scott Peck
- Mo Gawdat
- Brené Brown
- Dr. Ben Hardy
- Author Brooks
- Joe Dispenza
- The Budha
- Gay Hendricks
- Evy Poumpouras
- Tony Robbins
- Napoleon Hill
…and so many more.
Lynnelle gave me language for what I was feeling-and permission to stop pretending everything was fine.
Karen 52, USA