Isn’t that what we all want…to live a vibrant and successful life?
Celebrating ourselves is good for us. It’s good for our families, our friends and our communities – that positive energy is both life affirming and infectious. What better way to celebrate than to find little ways to indulge yourself and those you love?… Read the rest
Have you read Marianne Williamson’s Age of Miracles, all about midlife? I just read it the second time. It’s my quest in life to change the way the world views midlife and I think this is a start. I don’t always agree with everything Marianne has to say, but there is a wonderful passage that I want to share (in case you haven’t already read it) since it speaks to my heart:
Famous passage from Marianne Williamson
Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate.Our… Read the rest
by hlesbrown
For the uninitiated, the midlife crisis seems inexplicable. Why would someone who should be really happy behave so erratically? There’s the key, though: they should be really happy . . . but they’re not! Even those closest to the midlife sufferer are apt to be shocked and confused because there’s no discernible reason they can find to explain their friend or loved one’s erratic behavior.… Read the rest
How many times have you heard yourself or your friends say, “I’m losing it”. EEKS… What are we doing to ourselves? Our words create our reality and if you are referring to forgetting things as you get older, I’d like to encourage you to reframe the experience.… Read the rest
How do you like hearing the words, Over the Hill? What is that supposed to mean? It has a ring that seems to say that life is on the decline. Yes, we hear that often. There are lots of jokes about how we decline with age rather than that we are finally reaching our potential and living the lives we have longed to live.… Read the rest