Good day!
As I'm approaching this period of "rebirth" at 44, I've been chatting with folks in the same boat as me. All of us men (sorry, I haven't chatted with many women in this stage...) are comfortable in terms of relationships, finances, and other basic "stage of life" human development concerns. Some want to become stay-at-home dads, many want to return to work after a limited hiatus, one wants to cut residential lawns on a seasonal basis, and others are like me and still searching. None want to return to what they've been doing for the past XX years.
Just as a start to a new string - somewhat redundant for long term posters, I'm sure - what have some of you folks done (or are doing) to prepare for the beginning of your next life that's 2 years out? Build business plans? Try part-time or consultation work? Test a business prototype? Network for low-risk/involvement opportunities? Go back to school?
If you have the time and inclination to provide input, please do. I'd love to read your comments.
Too young to cash in my chips --- RSH
As I'm approaching this period of "rebirth" at 44, I've been chatting with folks in the same boat as me. All of us men (sorry, I haven't chatted with many women in this stage...) are comfortable in terms of relationships, finances, and other basic "stage of life" human development concerns. Some want to become stay-at-home dads, many want to return to work after a limited hiatus, one wants to cut residential lawns on a seasonal basis, and others are like me and still searching. None want to return to what they've been doing for the past XX years.
Just as a start to a new string - somewhat redundant for long term posters, I'm sure - what have some of you folks done (or are doing) to prepare for the beginning of your next life that's 2 years out? Build business plans? Try part-time or consultation work? Test a business prototype? Network for low-risk/involvement opportunities? Go back to school?
If you have the time and inclination to provide input, please do. I'd love to read your comments.
Too young to cash in my chips --- RSH