Hey Meredith,
Thanks for your comment and so glad you enjoyed the post.
We’re on the same page, focusing on work and life that we value.
There are so many people looking for this and it feels so good to be able to say this okay and normal to pursue.
We don’t have to give in to the status quo and just accept any work or any lifestyle, Although, there have been times like that in life.
Thanks again for commenting 🙂

Hi Marc,
Thanks for your comment! Yes I truly believe that through out life is a process of becoming, but it’s possible to miss that.
I’ve determined that in addition to the mentoring I’ve received and all the positive growth I experienced much of it came from some very negative experiences and many failures. It all plays a role in “becoming.” With the right perspective we can become who we are meant to be or not. So glad you’re reaching your pinnacle, it’s never too late! All the best ahead!

Hi Ernie,
Thanks for your comment! It is an important perspective to have. I’ve had to really dig deep over the last year because I knew my perspective wasn’t helping me live the life I wanted. It was hard to work through, I don’t like to admit to myself sometimes that I’m off and need a change. But more so, I didn’t want to be a hamster on the wheel getting no where any longer. It required a serious perspective change. So glad you enjoyed the post!

I really enjoyed reading this. Midlife really does make you look at things differently. I’ve felt that same shift… Caring less about the stuff that doesn’t matter and wanting work and life to line up with what I value now.

The part about not “starting over” really stuck with me. It’s true… we’re bringing a whole lot of life with us, and that counts for something.

Thanks for sharing this. It was a good reminder that it’s never too late to make a change that feels right.