Episode 131: It's Never Too Late Series - Creating The Life You Want Right Now
Oct 19, 2023
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In this podcast, the host talks about the challenges and benefits of turning 50 and caring for both children and aging parents. They encourage listeners to create the life they want and share practical ways to do so, such as rediscovering old passions and uncovering new ones. The podcast emphasizes that it is never too late to learn and pursue dreams, and explores inspiring stories of individuals who achieved success later in life.
Rediscovering lost passions or uncovering new ones can be done at any age, just like how fashion designer Vera Wang started her own fashion line at 41.
Acquiring new skills and embracing change are important regardless of age, as shown by Colonel Sanders founding Kentucky Fried Chicken at 62 and Martha Stewart starting her own catering business at 35.
Deep dives
Rediscovering Your Passion
One way to realize it's never too late is by rediscovering lost passions or uncovering new ones. Take the example of fashion designer Vera Wang, who didn't start her own fashion line until she was 41 years old. She tapped into her passion for design and carved out a significant place for herself in the industry.
Acquisition of New Skills
It's never too late to learn and acquire new skills. Harland Sanders, better known as Colonel Sanders, founded Kentucky Fried Chicken at the age of 62. He honed his cooking skills and built a franchise empire. Embracing change is also important. Martha Stewart started her own catering business at 35 and later became a successful entrepreneur, lifestyle expert, and media personality.
Utilizing Life Experience and Overcoming Adversity
Life experience and overcoming adversity can provide valuable wisdom and strength. Anna Mary Robertson Moses, also known as Grandma Moses, began her painting career at the age of 78 and gained international recognition for her artwork. Carlos Botong Francisco, a Filipino muralist, discovered his talent while in prison and went on to become one of the country's most celebrated painters. Regardless of age, it's essential to remember that life isn't a timeline and it's never too late to pursue your dreams.
It’s the last episode of the It’s Never Too Late series and I have loved hearing about the ways this series has impacted you!! This week I am on my own talking through the idea of how and why people dread turning 50 (I feel like more people listen to my now than even when I was 49, HA!). Y’all, my life is FULL and yours can be too!
Stepping into my 50s I am caring for my kids AND my parents. AND I am taking care of my professional life in a way I didn’t in my 20s. 30s or even 40s.
I’m here this week to remind you it is never too late to craft the life you want. This episode is for anyone at any age to be reminded it is NOT TOO LATE.
I’ll give you five ways and things to do that will help you create the life you want RIGHT. NOW.
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