What happens when a leader dares to start over—not once, but again and again—with clarity, curiosity, and courage?
In this episode of PEP Talks with Eric, we sit down with Amanda Younts, the “Midlife Catalyst” herself, to explore the sacred mess of reinvention. From school leadership and clinical psychology to navigating grief, addiction, and midlife clarity, Amanda offers a roadmap for turning pain into purpose—without bypassing the hard stuff.
We talk recovery and redefinition. Grief and grit. What happens when women stop performing and start becoming. And how silence, when finally broken, can become a revolution.
This isn’t just a conversation—it’s a reclamation.
💥 Expect vulnerability.💥 Expect strength.💥 Expect some truth bombs wrapped in grace.
Whether you’re navigating your own reinvention or supporting someone who is, this one’s for you.
✨ Listen now and join the shift—from breakdowns to breakthroughs, from me to we.
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Amanda Younts, MA, MEd, is a dynamic force in personal and organizational transformation. Known as the Midlife Catalyst, Amanda empowers leaders to navigate growth, grief, and change with authenticity and strength. With a background in clinical psychology, public school leadership, and disability advocacy, she brings a holistic, heart-centered approach to leadership development.
Whether she’s hosting powerful conversations on her podcast, leading transformational workshops, or helping individuals move from silence to self-agency, Amanda reminds us that it’s never too late to rewrite your story.
Follow her journey and resources:
🌐 midlifecatalyst.net📸 @lets_breakthesilence📺 YouTube Channel💼 LinkedIn
