Helping men at midlife clear the haze of malaise to create and execute a plan for second half of life success

If you're here, you know the feeling. The feeling that has brought you to this site- reading these words.

 

It’s a veil or curtain of uncertainty. A haze or fog that obscures vision. A hard to grasp discomfort or feeling in the air that’s robbing you of motivation to make the changes and shifts that you already know deep down you need to make. It’s all around you, permeating many aspects of your life.

 

I call it malaise, and it is this feeling that has brought you to me.

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At this stage of life, you lack clarity around who you are and what you stand for, where you are, where you want to go and how to get there. And because of it, you feel stuck and directionless. 

 

But one thing that is very clear to you is this: You're reached this point in your life - 40's, 50's, perhaps 60's - and you realize that you have less runway ahead of you than you do behind you.

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Numerically speaking, assuming normal life expectancy, you've probably lived at least half your life, and most likely even more. And you can feel the weight of that shortened future timeline.

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But that weight need not crush you, and the malaise need no longer prevent you from moving forward with confidence.

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In much the same way that sunlight can dispel a foggy day, we can do the same. Working together, we can shine the light of clarity on the various aspects of your life to dispel the mist that hangs over them.

 

And once your sight is no longer obscured, then charting the path forward towards the vision you have for your second half of life becomes much simpler.