Aging and Mid Life
Crisis by: Marge
Pickering-Picone
Isn’t it time to put into action all the things you dream
about? Have you not spent the first 20 years of your life being
trained and conditioned as someone’s child or student?
Following all the instructions and rules set forth before you.
Remember those that ended up rebellious always paying the task
masters for that small taste of self expression?
Along comes the next 20 years where we believe that we are
putting into reality our own ideas and life desires. We become
someone’s mate, parent, employee and still keep our place that
society has molded for us. We seem to be performing that
wonderful balancing act of keeping everyone in our lives happy
with our choices. Time is passing and something inside tells us
that we aren’t fulfilled where we are in life. That all these
choices have been for everyone else in our lives and not for
us. There must be something more out there! Will someone think
you’re selfish? It sits in the back of our mind and starts
showing up in our dreams. We try to ignore it and yet we become
dissatisfied with the choices we made. Yet, we have no idea
what we would do instead!
Along comes our forties and with it a new found confidence.
The ability to assert ourselves comes to the surface. It’s not
always a pretty site and can be somewhat frightening at first
but hang in there because maturity blossoms. They call it a
“Mid Life Crisis” but I like to think of it as a time frame to
create and express who you really are. The truth and nothing
but the truth will free up your mind, heart and soul. You’re no
longer looking for approval. You want real friends, loving
partners and people in your life to know that you’re living
life and not just existing. Don’t just become Aging Baby
Boomers.
How do you do this? How do you explore yet meet all the
realistic goals of this aging process? Many of us have no one
to ask or to even bounce ideas off of. The generation gaps are
to large and the concepts of what is necessary for a solid
future definitely do not match. We have to learn to share and
outsource our ideas and information. Taking stock of where we
are and the directions we want to take can get that excitement
back in our lives. Set those goals for yourself and share goals
with those you love and share lives with. Skip over the
depression stage and take those thoughts and dreams and find
someone to help you turn them into reality. There are life
coaches, financial advisors, therapists, friends and loved ones
who will be able to help guide you and encourage you on your
journey.
Have the desire to enjoy everyday of your life.
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