To succeed in midlife, it takes courage. To help you succeed, I'm creating a new online class, "Seize Your Dreams!"  To sign-up for the "Early Interest" list and get more valuable content, go here

 

If you were inspired by this quote to begin your own midlife journey to your next, best life, then you'll love "Seize Your Dreams!", the new online class I'm creating. Sign up for my "Early Interest" list. You'll also get valuable information & other exclusive offers. To sign-up, go here

 

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 We may have held a life's dream closely, believing it will never happen to us, the idea is stupid, we're too old now to pursue it, ______ (fill in the blank). We as midlife women can so easily self-censor, for a variety of reason. 

But when it comes to pursuing your life's dream, your calling, is very unwise to self-censor.  Here are just 5 reasons (there are many more) why it's important to pursue your life's dream. 

When you pursue your life's dream:  

1. The very essence of yourself is expressed, as your life's dream at the core of who you are. To deny that dream is to deny yourself. 
2. You may inspire someone to follow theirs, changing their life in the process. 
3. You will become more content, engaged, even joyous. 
4. You will be giving to the world something no one else can give:  your uniqueness.
5. You will be challenged, stretched and do things you never thought you could, making you an even more interesting human...

by Sandie Eggers

In this article, you will learn:

• The 5 fears blocking midlife women from fulfilling their dreams and living their next best lives
• How to shatter those 5 fears with 8 Timeless Truths and 4 Inspired Ideas
• In “The Achiever’s Guide to Failure”, a special offer eBook, you’ll learn tips, techniques and strategies to succeed in spite of failure

What stands in your way?

Let’s be honest.

It’s one thing to encourage you to not let anything stand in the way of fulfilling your dream, but the reality is, things do stand in your way, with many of them coming from inside us, whether they come from the circumstances of our childhood, from what influential others (like parents) have said about us or by what we learned about ourselves as adults.

I call them “Dream Blockers” and they are often built upon fear. These Dream Blockers stand in the way of our living the lives we were created to live, lives that can bring us the deepest...