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What if you don’t have a divorce glow-up?We’re often told that leaving a marriage is the beginning of your best chapter ...
27/10/2026

What if you don’t have a divorce glow-up?

We’re often told that leaving a marriage is the beginning of your best chapter yet. The reinvention, the newfound freedom, the woman who comes out the other side happier, stronger and more herself than ever.

But what if you’re just sad, overwhelmed and trying to get through it?

For Georgina Edmiston, divorce has brought loneliness, endless paperwork, financial uncertainty and children telling strangers that their dad is living in a hotel.

There’s relief, too. But it isn’t as simple as walking away and starting again.

“If you don’t emerge as a new and improved version, you’ve somehow failed not only at marriage, but at divorce as well.”

In the latest Long View, Georgie challenges the pressure to turn divorce into a story of reinvention. Because sometimes, getting through it without losing yourself is enough.

Read the full story - https://theallbright.com/stories/midlife/motherhood-works/now-you-can-fail-at-divorce-too/?utm_source=instagram&utm_medium=social_organic&utm_campaign=article_midlife

You’ve spent a lifetime in your body. It’s time we celebrated everything it’s carried you through.The changes, the chall...
26/10/2026

You’ve spent a lifetime in your body. It’s time we celebrated everything it’s carried you through.

The changes, the challenges, the moments you’ve felt completely at home in your skin and the ones when it's felt unfamiliar. Our relationship with our bodies evolves throughout our lives, and midlife deserves a conversation that goes beyond what’s changing to celebrate everything our bodies are still capable of.

At Power Years Live, we’re bringing this conversation to the stage with our Power Panel: Celebrating the Body You’ve Always Lived In.

Joining us are Poorna Bell, journalist and author, and Andi Osho, actor, author and creative coach, hosted by Lorraine Candy, author, editor and podcaster.

Together, they’ll explore the physical, emotional and hormonal changes of midlife, how our confidence and visibility can shift, and what it means to feel at home in the body you have today.

Because your body isn’t a problem to solve. Your age isn’t something to apologise for. And this chapter of your life deserves to be lived, seen and celebrated.

📍 Power Years Live | 6 November | Arding & Hobbs, London

Book your ticket today - https://theallbright.com/the-power-years/

40 women. Countless ways to redefine what’s possible. Introducing 40 Over 40, our first global list celebrating the wome...
23/10/2026

40 women. Countless ways to redefine what’s possible.

Introducing 40 Over 40, our first global list celebrating the women making their mark across business, culture, entrepreneurship, science, technology, sport and the arts.

From breaking centuries-old barriers and challenging expectations to reinventing themselves and reaching new heights, these women are proving that ambition doesn’t come with an age limit. Their achievements reflect years of experience, lessons learned and the courage to keep going.

Launched as part of our Power Years campaign, celebrating women in midlife, this list is a reminder that experience isn’t something to look back on. It’s your greatest advantage.

Created in partnership with UKLASH, we’re celebrating 40 women who show that the best is still to come.

This is what women over 40 can do and the world should be paying attention.

Meet the 40/40 list, in partnership with UKLASH - https://theallbright.com/40-over-40/?utm_source=instagram&utm_medium=social_organic&utm_campaign=PowerYears40over42

What was your power play? ✨The decision that changed everything, the moment you backed yourself, the leap you took when ...
22/10/2026

What was your power play? ✨

The decision that changed everything, the moment you backed yourself, the leap you took when you weren’t sure what came next.

For our team, every power play tells a different story. Because every experience, setback and reinvention adds up to the woman you become. And that experience? It’s your greatest advantage.

We’re celebrating the women owning their next chapter at theALLBRIGHT Power Years Live and we’d love you to be part of it.

Tickets are almost sold out. If you’ve been thinking about joining us, this is your moment.

🎟️ Get your tickets via the link in bio before they’re gone and let us know below, what was your power play?

“Could you please keep your work clothes on? Your jacket, your heels, your dress.”A teenager said this to her working mo...
21/10/2026

“Could you please keep your work clothes on? Your jacket, your heels, your dress.”

A teenager said this to her working mother at parents’ evening. Her reason? “I think it reflects really well on me, the fact that you’re at work.”

Imagine what hearing that might do to years of working-mum guilt.

In her latest piece, Laura Craik explores what our children gain from watching us work, even when we’re convinced all they see are the sacrifices: the missed plays, late pick-ups and constant feeling that we’re falling short somewhere.

But our daughters are watching us build careers, find purpose and navigate difficult decisions, too. And perhaps they learn more from that than we realise.

Laura also explores why support for mothers needs to extend beyond the baby years. Bupa’s Mindplace offers therapy options including counselling and CBT, recognising that mothers need support through every stage of the journey.

Because motherhood is a long game. And our daughters are learning from us all the time, even when we don’t realise it.

Read Laura Craik’s latest piece - https://theallbright.com/stories/motherhood/motherhood-works/keep-your-jacket-and-heels-on-what-a-teenager-taught-a-working-mother/?utm_source=instagram&utm_medium=social_organic&utm_campaign=article_motherhood

You can love being a mum and still miss the person you were before you became one.For Lou Beckett, being the default par...
20/10/2026

You can love being a mum and still miss the person you were before you became one.

For Lou Beckett, being the default parent has meant navigating that complicated mix of loving her children fiercely while missing the freedom, time and parts of herself that can get lost along the way.

And talking about that honestly doesn’t make you ungrateful. It makes you human.

In her interview, Lou opens up about parental guilt, the pressure to get parenting “right” and why we need to stop treating motherhood as something women should simply get on with, whatever the cost.

Because you can love your children more than anything and still want something for yourself, too 💛

Read the full interview - https://theallbright.com/stories/motherhood/motherhood-works/lou-beckett-you-can-love-your-children-and-want-to-be-more-than-their-mum/?utm_source=instagram&utm_medium=social_organic&utm_campaign=article_motherhood

Madonna manages her diary. Blondie checks her spelling. Beyoncé books her holidays.No, Deborah Joseph hasn’t hired a tea...
19/10/2026

Madonna manages her diary. Blondie checks her spelling. Beyoncé books her holidays.

No, Deborah Joseph hasn’t hired a team of popstars. She’s built herself an AI one.

The former Glamour Editor-in-Chief was feeling the pressure of juggling work, three children and the endless admin that comes with both. So she decided to experiment with AI and created her own personal assistants to help take some of it off her plate.

In her latest piece for theALLBRIGHT, Deborah shares what she’s learned, the mistakes her AI agents made along the way, and why she believes women can’t afford to sit out the AI conversation.

Because when women are already spending more time on unpaid work, could AI help give some of that time back?

It’s not without risks, and Deborah is clear about that. But she makes a compelling case for learning how to use the tools available to us, rather than being too intimidated to try.

And no, Beyoncé still can’t replace the people we love. Thankfully.

Read Deborah’s piece - https://theallbright.com/stories/life/self/madonna-reads-my-inbox-blondie-checks-my-spelling/?utm_source=instagram&utm_medium=social_organic&utm_campaign=article_life

What if you stopped apologising for believing in yourself?For taking up space, for changing direction, for wanting more....
16/10/2026

What if you stopped apologising for believing in yourself?

For taking up space, for changing direction, for wanting more.

At Power Years Live, we’re bringing that conversation to the stage with Lisa Maffia — singer-songwriter, author, entrepreneur and DJ — for Straight Talking: An Intimate Mic Takeover: No Apologies.

From being the one woman among men in So Solid to forging a next chapter on her own terms, Lisa’s story opens up a bigger question: what does it really mean to believe in yourself, especially when life asks you to start again, rethink what’s possible or find your voice in a new way?

Because self-belief isn’t something you either have or you don’t. It shifts. It gets tested. It can take time to rebuild. And it’s never too late to trust yourself enough to begin again.

Your experience is not a reason to make yourself smaller. It’s part of what makes you powerful.

That’s what The Power Years are about: owning everything you’ve learned, backing who you are now and making room for who you’re becoming.

📍 Power Years Live | 6 November | Arding & Hobbs, London

Come for the conversations that stay with you long after the day is over.

🎟️ Book your place - https://theallbright.com/the-power-years/

You are not a before picture. You’re perimenopausal.And your body is not a project that needs fixing.Some days, you feel...
15/10/2026

You are not a before picture. You’re perimenopausal.

And your body is not a project that needs fixing.

Some days, you feel strong. Other days, you’re bloated, exhausted, your jeans don’t fit and you can’t remember the word for toast. (Yes, really.)

Rebecca Lewis knows the feeling. In her latest piece, she explores the strange expectations placed on women in midlife: we’re told to stop caring what people think, while being inundated with advice on how to optimise our bodies, preserve our youth and get everything right.

But what if confidence isn’t about loving your body every day, or pretending you no longer care how you look?

Rebecca writes about the strength she’s found in lifting weights, the reality of perimenopause and learning to focus less on how her body looks, and more on what it can do.

With QVC's Menopause Your Way offering practical support and honest conversations around menopause, this is a reminder that looking after yourself should be about what you need - not another list of things you’re getting wrong.

Because you are not a before picture. And you don’t need to become an after.

Read Rebecca Lewis’s latest piece - https://theallbright.com/stories/midlife/uncategorized/you-are-not-a-before-picture-youre-perimenopausal/?utm_source=instagram&utm_medium=social_organic&utm_campaign=article_midlife

You know the thought isn’t true. So why does it still feel so real?That’s the frustrating thing about anxiety. You can t...
14/10/2026

You know the thought isn’t true. So why does it still feel so real?

That’s the frustrating thing about anxiety. You can tell yourself I’m fine, you can reason with it, you can know, logically, that the thing you’re worrying about probably isn’t going to happen.

And still feel your stomach drop when the email comes in.

In this week’s Q&A, mindset expert and Rapid Tapping® founder Poppy Delbridge explains why anxiety isn’t simply a thinking problem and why trying to out-logic an anxious feeling often gets you nowhere.

Her advice is to talk to the body first.

It’s a simple idea, but one that might change the way you understand your own anxious patterns: you don’t have to argue with the thought. You can give your body a different signal.

Read Poppy’s practical advice, including the one-minute technique she uses to help interrupt the cycle - https://theallbright.com/stories/wellness/lifestyle/logically-i-know-my-anxious-thoughts-arent-always-true-but-that-doesnt-stop-me-feeling-them-please-help/?utm_source=instagram&utm_medium=social_organic&utm_campaign=article_wellness

And if anxiety is affecting your day-to-day life, remember: you don’t have to manage it alone. There is support available.

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