How To Change Your Life - Spiritual Women In Midlife Learning Who They Are
For most of us, the first part of our adult life is focused on job, spouse, children, and creating a financial future. In midlife, we often begin to look inward to learn who we really are, to what is meaningful to us. In the process, many women deepen their spiritual inquiry.
Dr. Toni Lamotta shares with us useful changes we can make that will help us long that path.
Most of us would agree that we are seen differently as we approach our 50s and beyond. All it takes is quick perusing of the magazines in the grocery store line, or a quick channel surf to see that we absolutely live in a youth-obsessed culture. But, there is also the adage that you get more of what you focus on.
What do you think of ageism? How do you see it? Is it common? Does it affect you?
We all have the ability to create a better life for ourselves. Sure, we don't have control what happens to us, but we have complete control over what we do in the face of it. Every day is a new day to do something different than we did the day before to create a more meaningful life.
For most of us, the first part of our adult life is focused on job, spouse, children, and creating a financial future. In midlife, we often begin to look inward to learn who we really are, to what is meaningful to us. In the process, many women deepen their spiritual inquiry. 
Most of us would agree that we are seen differently as we approach our 50s and beyond. All it takes is quick perusing of the magazines in the grocery store line, or a quick channel surf to see that we absolutely live in a youth-obsessed culture. But, there is also the adage that you get more of what you focus on. .jpg)
