Women 50+ creating the life they want
“You are unlike anyone who has ever lived. But the uniqueness isn’t a virtue it’s a responsibility.” Mark Batterson, author SOUL PRINT discovering your divine destiny Finding our uniqueness and using it is a gift to the world. It’s the crux of why we’re here and how we matter. Do you know what makes youRead More
AAAhhhh Mid life…..kids launched…nest empty (well… maybe not totally empty….20 something’s could be back/never left and aging parents may have moved in)…nonetheless it is Life Part II. Twenty five to forty years (knock on wood) to take life ON! Time to say a big YES to Life! There’s a seriously fun IMPROV theater game calledRead More
“Notice when your heart leaps up in joyous exuberance…in these moments the voice of the spirit is speaking directly to you.” Justine Willis Tom Finding our passion is a big deal. We all have bubbling passion inside us, but by mid life it can be covered up, or worse, deadened after years of nose to theRead More
The big work is done. You’ve grappled with and rolled your eyes over the simplicity of the exercise …I know… but damn if it doesn’t work! Finally, the last step making a Vision Board. What you’ll need: Foam, poster or cork board, scissors, glue and (push pins if using cork). OR you can join PinterestRead More
Got a secret for you. Imagine what you could do if you could do all you imagine. You can. Here’s a recap – you’ve reviewed Top 10 questions to ask at Midlife and identified a new core question to guide Life Part II. You’ve hunted for life’s treasure and found images, quotes and words that supportRead More
Do you have a core question for Life Part II? After much soul searching the one that resonated most strongly with me was, “Why am I here?” I settled on that one because I believe we are one-of-a-kind beings and our job is to not only grow and evolve during our human experience but, most importantly,Read More
The kids are launched and the nest is empty….well maybe not completely empty since many twenty something’s opt for an extended stay as they build careers and aging parents may have moved in, still it is the beginning Life Part II. Transitions while exciting can often be stop/start, bring a crisis of uncertainty followed byRead More
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