Radiant: Embracing Your Power and Beauty at Midlife

by Tess Whitehurst

Embody radiance as you transition into and luxuriate in midlife in all its facets—fashion, health, beauty, and most importantly, mindset—by loving yourself for who you are.

When we embody our female radiance, we are rulers, priestesses, and wisdom keepers. True radiance has little to do with your ability to reproduce, but instead realizing that there is no one else like you—so why keep yourself boxed in? Embrace the unique viewpoints and quirks you’ve picked up along your life’s journey and allow them to illuminate this new phase of your life. In Radiant, Tess Whitehurst provides journal prompts, practical advice, and self-care exercises to awaken your everyday inspiration, with lushly illustrated chapters
 
Activating your inner radiant queen
Sprucing up your home to reflect your attitude toward life
Identifying and maintaining lifelong habits that will nourish your radiant health
Refining your beauty routine to let your regal beauty shine
Updating your wardrobe to show off who you are at your essence
Examining your relationships in ways that will shore up your spirit, mood, and overall well-being
Managing your finances, particularly your retirement fund, so you can thrive in middle-age and beyond
And much more!

Midlife is the time to become radiance personified, activating all of your power to brighten your world and the world around you.

Genres: Nonfiction

192 pages, Hardcover

Published June 4, 2024

About the author

Tess Whitehurst (Central California) is a spiritual teacher who focuses on magical practices, mindfulness, and self-love. She has appeared on the Bravo TV show Flipping Out and her writing has been featured such places as Writer's Digest, Llewellyn's annuals, and Spirit and Destiny magazine. In addition to authoring many books and oracle decks, she is the founder and facilitator of Wisdom Circle, an online magical community and learning hub.

Reviews

[Rachael Fryman · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great ideas as I'm fully in my midlife era. My favorite chapter was about clearing clutter - I like Whitehurst's outlook better than Mari Condos. There's plenty of new-age elements for those who enjoy that, but still a lot of great info, ideas, and reflective activities for those that don't!

Hear more of my thoughts on our June Releases episode of our Books and Bingos podcast!!

[Lindsay · Rating 4 out of 5]

This really is a hug of a book to remind all of us to be the beautiful amazing queens we are every day and stop beating ourselves up over the small stuff but to take simple steps to make ourselves feel happier and more relaxed in our lives every day. I love this book.