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Baby Boomers Have 3 Options For Doing Something Great As They Pass Through Midlife

Boomers have a tendency to flounder, when all they have to do is do the right thing.

Boomers have three types of greatness they can pursue, all carrying, in my humble opinion, the same magnitude of effort and results.

As big as raising money until a cure is found for an incurable disease
As small as mend an important relationship before it’s too late
Something in between

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What Ought To Be A No Brainer For A Smart Midlife Baby Boomer Becomes A Monumental Decision

Blinding flash of the obvious or just sweep it under the rug?

With (most likely) only two choices, what ought to be a no brainer decision for a midlife Baby Boomer becomes this monumental task to decide:

The Blinding Flash of the Obvious
Continuing on the Path to Unfulfilled Living

To me, this is the most exciting part of midlife ever created – the Baby Boomer’s second chance to do something great.

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So What Does A Smart Person Do When They Miss Their Exit?

When we miss an exit, we can turn around and get back on track. We can also just (unlikely) keep going and not worry about the original destination. If there’s a third choice, it ain’t coming to me at this time.

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A Baby Boomer Has To Wonder Where They Missed The Turn

Baby Boomers, if you think about this, somewhere along life’s highway, we missed an important turn. It should have been clearly marked, “Happiness / The Meaning of Life”, Next Exit.

How is that possible?

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The 3 Steps To Manage A Midlife Crisis Are Simple, But Simple Doesn’t Mean Easy

Midlife redo is not out-of-the box easy like Apple computers

When we come face to face with whatever it is that wakes us up in midlife, jeff noel’s 3 steps couldn’t be simpler. So brace yourself, because simple doesn’t mean easy, and fully understanding the anticipated difficulty to change, becomes the midlife Baby Boomer’s defining moment of truth. Do we admit, accept and embrace the hard work ahead of us, or do we quit?

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