Power of After Show
The Power of After Show (formerly the Women at Halftime Podcast) is designed for those at mid-career and the halftime of life who are asking, "What's next?" Our goal is to help you maximize your skills, resources, and experience to create a fulfilling, impactful, and purposeful next chapter. We believe this stage of life should be your best yet—whether that means building an ideal lifestyle, launching a business, or pursuing meaningful activities—using both smart technology and practical wisdom. Each month, you'll hear inspiring guest interviews from across life and business, two deep-dive solo episodes with host Deborah Johnson, and one special conversation with Deborah and her husband Greg (married for over 40 years) on topics ranging from raising adult children and finances to active travel and relationships. Join us to gain clarity, momentum, and encouragement for the future you want to create. More at https://PowerofAfter.com
Show episodes
Growing up, our Christmases were steeped in tradition—family gatherings with parents and grandparents, Christmas Eve on one side, Christmas Day on the other. There was always food, music, laughter, and that wonderful feeling of belonging. Over the years, life has shifted—our kids are grown, families live farther apart,
In this episode, "No Substitute for Work," we dive into the timeless value of purposeful effort—something my Southern grandmother, Mimi, modeled daily as she hand-whipped meringue with a fork and raked leaves from the big oak tree without complaint. Her quiet diligence reflected an era when hard work was both a rhythm
In this show, we're joined by the incomparable Mikki Williams—Hall of Fame speaker, master storyteller, and creative force—to talk about the power and craft of Transformational Stories. Storytelling has become one of the most popular and effective ways to connect, teach, and inspire, but what makes a story truly unforg
Resilience and stamina aren't just about pushing through tough times—they're about adapting, recovering, and finding steady footing when life or work shifts unexpectedly. Change, whether planned or forced, tests both our emotional strength and physical endurance. Building true resilience means cultivating habits that h
Potential isn't something we stumble upon by luck—it's something we uncover with intention. Too often, we treat potential like a buried treasure, sealed away in the past or hidden somewhere we'll never reach—especially at mid-career or halftime of life. But the truth is, potential isn't fixed; it's fluid. It expands or
Change is inevitable. Yet, as we reach mid-career or the halftime of life, change often feels less like an adventure and more like a disruption. The roles we've played, the skills we've built, and the routines we've mastered have given us confidence and stability. But when shifts come—whether in career, family, health,