The Amy Edwards Show

Live your best life, at any age! This show is here to make that happen through simple and efficient strategies and habits, and conversations with experts that help us overcome fear and shift our mindset into the best it can be. Host Amy Edwards is a transformation master who delivers a return on your time investment with every episode. The Amy Edwards Show is holistic health, life coaching, personal development, sexual betterment, spirituality, self-love, and fun, all in one place! Ready to be happier, healthier, and feel like you're living your best life? Then this is your show!

The Amy Edwards Show is a education podcast hosted by Amy Edwards, with 292 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Amy Edwards hosts The Amy Edwards Show, a education show with 292 episodes published.

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  Episode #293

  The Psychology of Feeling Hot

  Sep 29, 202621 min

  Wondering how to feel sexy in your 40s or how to feel sexyin your 50s? This episode is for you. I'm Amy Edwards, and I'm sharing five mindset shifts and daily habits that have helped me feel more confident, attractive, and genuinely happy in my 50s—because how to age confidently isn't about having everything figured out. It's about learning how to love your aging body, choose yourself, and build a life (and a body image) that feels true to who you are now. If you've been searching for real 40s life advice, 40s tips,or 50s tips on how to feel confident after 40, I'm walking through the self-love exercises for women that actually changed things for me: learning to enjoy my own company, getting honest about what makes me feel beautiful, and figuring out how to build inner confidence from the inside out instead of waiting for someone else to hand it to me. This is also a big one for anyone navigating single life inyour 40s—because feeling sexy and attractive doesn't require a relationship to validate it. Whether you're looking for 40s advice, 40s living inspiration, 50s life advice, 50s living motivation, midlife tips, or simply a reminder of how to love yourself in your 40s, I hope this conversation helps you feel more confident, more attractive, and more excited about your next chapter. If you've ever wondered how to get attractive from the inside out, or you're curious how to feel beautiful in your 40s and how to feel beautiful in your 50s, this is that conversation. It doesn't come from a dramatic reinvention—it starts with small daily choices, deeper self-care, and deciding you're worth showing up for. What has helped you feel more confident or attractive inyour 40s or 50s? I'd love to hear it in the comments. Please remember to rate, review, and follow the show – andshare with a friend! Subscribe to the newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/amyedwards/sign-up-to-amys-newsletter Connect with Me: All links: ⁠⁠⁠amyedwards.info⁠⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠@realamyedwards⁠⁠⁠ TikTok:⁠⁠⁠ @themagicbabe⁠⁠⁠ Youtube: ⁠⁠⁠The Amy Edwards Show

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  Episode #291

  The 6 Must-Have Boundaries to Thrive in Midlife

  Sep 22, 202617 min

  Six boundaries you must have if you want to thrive in midlife. I'm 54 years old, and in this episode I'm breaking down exactly how to set boundaries that actually stick — no perfection required, just practice. If you've ever wondered how to say no without guilt, how to stop overexplaining, or how to stop people pleasing once and for all, this conversation is for you. I talk honestly about the unpaid labor we take on without even realizing it — being someone else's calendar, someone else's memory, someone else's emotional support system — and why creating boundaries around that is one of the most powerful things you can do for yourself. I get into why do I feel resentful, how emotional labor in relationships and emotional labor in marriage quietly builds up over the years, and what it actually looks like to draw the line before resentment takes over. This episode is for any woman searching for boundaries for women over 40, setting boundaries with aging parents, or simply trying to figure out how to identify your boundaries in the first place. I share the exact scripts I use — the sentences that stop a conversation in its tracks without a single ounce of guilt — for everything from body and aging commentary, to reflexive yeses, to overexplaining a no until it turns into a negotiation. We also talk about the boundary most people forget: the one with yourself. How to break a bad habit, protect your future self, and stop the "just one more" cycle that keeps so many of us stuck. Healthy boundaries don't start with other people — they start with the decision you make about your own life, every single day. Whether you're navigating saying no to people at work, at home, or within your own family, or you're just starting to notice the signs you need better boundaries, I hope this episode gives you the language and the permission to start practicing today. Timestamps: 00:00 -- Six boundaries for midlife 01:15 -- The unpaid labor boundary 04:30 -- Body commentary and aging 07:45 -- Defaulting to yes 11:00 -- The access boundary 13:40 -- Overexplaining and negotiation 16:20 -- Boundaries within yourself 19:10 -- Practice, not perfection What boundary did I forget that you feel strongly about? I'd love to hear it in the comments! Subscribe to the newsletter! https://mailchi.mp/amyedwards/sign-up-to-amys-newsletter Connect with Me: Instagram: @realamyedwards Spotify: The Amy Edwards Show Podcast #boundaries #midlife #lifeadvice #peoplepleasing

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  Episode #290

  How to Turn Your Worst Mistakes Into the Best Thing That Ever Happened to You

  Sep 15, 202616 min

  I cheated in both my first and second marriage. That's notan easy thing to admit out loud, but in this episode, I'm getting real about cheating in a relationship, self forgiveness, and how to forgive yourself for past mistakes. I talk honestly about repeating the same pattern twice, sitting with guilt, and what it actually took for me to finally break the cycle. If you're struggling with letting go of guilt and regret, wondering how to forgive yourself and move on, or trying to figure out how to stop making the same mistakes in relationships, this episode is for you. I dig into signs of insecurity in a relationship and how insecurity affects relationships—including my own, long before I understood what I was really chasing. I talk about the validation I was searching for underneath the infidelity, insecurity that traced back to childhood rejection, and how I finally learned to love myself instead of looking for that loveoutside of myself. That inner work is what led me to meeting my now-husband, Justin, and finally understanding real intimacy and real healing. This is an honest conversation about reframing past mistakes, turning your mistakes into lessons, and how to learn from yourmistakes in a relationship instead of repeating them. Whether you're carrying guilt, working through self forgiveness, or just trying to figure out how to move forward after a bad decision, I hope this reminds you that your life is not ruined because of something you did or something that happened to you. Growth is always available to you—no matter how many times you've had to learn the same lesson. Subscribe to the newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/amyedwards/sign-up-to-amys-newsletter Connect with Me: Instagram: @realamyedwards Youtube: The Amy Edwards Show

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  Episode #288

  How to Know When Friendships Expire

  Sep 1, 202617 min

  Have you ever wondered why some friendships just start to fade, even when nothing dramatic ever happened? In this episode, I'm talking about outgrowing friendship, drifting apart from friends, and how to know when a friendship is over. This isn't about the big blowup friendship breakup—this is about the slow fade, the quiet drift, the moment you realize a friendship has simply run its course. If you've ever asked yourself how to let go of a friendship, wondered why do friends drift apart, or found yourself cutting ties with toxic people who no longer align with your values, this conversation is for you. I share the story of two friends I'll call Isabelle One and Isabelle Two—two decades-long friendships that quietly expired once I got sober and realized we were simply out of alignment. I also talk about the flip side: a lifelongfriendship that almost faded but came roaring back once we both got healthier. Whether you're navigating outgrowing your friends, letting go of old friendships, or just trying to figure out if an unhealthy friendship has expired, I'm giving you real tools to work through it—including my favorite gauge for knowing when it's time to let go: the wedding test. I talk about muting instead of cutting, why you don't owe anyone your time or energy, and how to "water the grass" of the new friendships that are actuallyaligned with who you are now. Letting go of friendships isn't always dramatic. Sometimes it's just quietly making space for the people who are actually growing alongside you. Subscribe to the newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/amyedwards/sign-up-to-amys-newsletter Connect with Me: Instagram: @realamyedwards Spotify: The Amy Edwards Show Podcast #friendshipbreakup #outgrowingfriendships #lifeadvice#friendship

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  Episode #286

  When Your Bestfriend Becomes a Stranger

  Aug 18, 202628 min

  Friendship breakups can hurt just as deeply as romantic breakups—but we don't always talk about them that way.When a friendship ends, there often isn't a clear breakup conversation, closure, or even an acknowledgment that you're grieving. Sometimes a friendship ends after a betrayal or a major conflict. Other times, you simply realize that the relationship no longer brings peace into your life. And when it's someone you thought would be in your life forever, losing a friend can leave a surprisingly deep emotional impact.In this episode, Amy talks honestly about friendship breakups, losing longtime friends, and what it really takes to heal when an important friendship comes to an end.She shares personal stories of friendship breakups throughout her life—from teenage friendships to complicated adult friendships and friendships that became tangled with business—and explores why some endings can feel so much like a divorce.Timestamps:00:00 Friendship Breakups03:58 First Friendship Breakup07:24 Friendship in Adulthood11:14 A Painful Breakup15:10 Reduce Friction19:00 Allow Yourself to Grieve20:08 Stay Attuned22:47 Give It Time33:12 Finding Perspective26:30 Time Brings HealingIf this episode resonated with you, share it with a friend who might need to hear it—and don't forget to subscribe for more conversations about friendship, relationships, midlife, personal growth, and creating a life that feels authentically yours.Connect with Me:Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠@realamyedwards⁠⁠⁠Youtube: ⁠⁠⁠The Amy Edwards Show Podcast⁠⁠⁠

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