Midlife and Beyond: The Crossroads of Purpose
- Many people who are in their mid-ages that still haven't found their purpose in life felt adrift. Only 30% of the people in this age group felt like they had a purpose.
- Purpose for the middle-aged is like purpose for teens: to still draw in new skills, knowledge, and values that they've cultivated in their life time to start a new chapter.
- Starting a new chapter in life is not always the sought out option, but it is what we should opt for since we already have the building blocks we needed.
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