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We Don’t Talk Enough About Midlife Grief
Some grief arrives loudly. Other grief settles quietly into everyday life. Other grief settles quietly into everyday life. When we hear the word grief, many of us immediately think about death. And certainly, loss through death is one of the deepest forms of grief we can experience. But I think there are other kinds of grief that quietly unfold in midlife that we do not talk about enough. The grief of realizing time moves faster now. The grief of changing relationships.The gr
Jun 162 min read


Turning Toward Your Own Life After Years of Caring for Others
Our own life has been sitting quietly to the side. For years, many of us have lived focused on others. We’ve been the ones who show up. The one who remembers the details. The one who keeps things running at home, at work, and in our communities. We have cared for children, partners, parents, students, coworkers, and friends. We have stepped in, filled the gaps, and held things together when it mattered most. There is real goodness in that. And yet, at some point, often after
May 192 min read
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