A good friend sent this — I don’t know the author – but, it’s worth passing on,,
The other day a young person asked me how I felt about being old. I
was taken aback, for I do not think of myself as old!… Read the rest
A good friend sent this — I don’t know the author – but, it’s worth passing on,,
The other day a young person asked me how I felt about being old. I
was taken aback, for I do not think of myself as old!… Read the rest
By Lyndsay Swinton
It’s never too late for a midlife career change. Before he taught himself how to paint, *Vincent Van Gogh was an art dealer, schoolmaster, student priest, and missionary. Indeed, he was well into his thirties before his artistic talents were recognised.… Read the rest
Today I heard a lecture from someone who used to work with Tony Robbins. I want to share a process he shared with us. I think it fits in my latest midlife musings.
For anything to happen in life, for a true Midlife Reinvention,
you need to take it through several stages before setting goals:
Get Clear
Get Certain
Get Excited
Get Focused
Get Committed
Get Momentum
Get Smart
You can probably fill in the meaning of each of these.… Read the rest
Years ago, I was part of a woman’s drumming circle whose members ranged from 7 to 97. At one meeting we were celebrating someone’s 50th birthday and the leader asked that only those 50 and older speak that night. Each person in turn talked about the freedom she finally felt to be herself.