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Aging: Perfect Time to Stop Being You and Start Being New
Aging is a period of transition in women's lives during which we arrive at a place which is not clearly defined, a place where we experience marked changes. As we previously moved through our daily lives, we fell into patterns of doing the same things, in the same way, in the same places, with the same people. Those day-to-day patterns defined us. But now we have an opportunity to explore beyond the familiar ways in which we thought about life. One of life’s greatest gifts in the mature stages of the journey is the freedom from being you. You no longer have to play the roles which you previously created for yourself, or which others created for you. You can rewrite the description of who you are and discover the person you have yet to become. We’ve all heard this common “In my next lifetime, I’m going to be ____ (fill in the blank)”. If you’ve ever made this statement, the question to ask yourself “Do I really need to wait until the next lifetime to be that person?” - What opportunities are still out there waiting to find you? - Who are you being in this moment, and every other moment....and more importantly, who do you aspire to be? - What deeper meanings and richer truths have you yet to discover? This book shows you how aging brings the perfect time to be the person you choose to be, the person you were created to be in this lifetime.
121 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 28, 2014
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April 28, 2018
Insightful!
This was just the right time for me to read this book! The author has such insight into the push and pulls of every day life—-how we get so lost and overwhelmed! It takes courage to let go and to learn to say no. Even more courage to put yourself first. This change has to be practiced every day and I, for one, can easily slide back into the old patterns just out of habit. It’s a really good read!
This was just the right time for me to read this book! The author has such insight into the push and pulls of every day life—-how we get so lost and overwhelmed! It takes courage to let go and to learn to say no. Even more courage to put yourself first. This change has to be practiced every day and I, for one, can easily slide back into the old patterns just out of habit. It’s a really good read!
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