This is my leak.

the podcast.

Last week, a listener wrote about feeling lost at 42.

A sentiment that's all too common and one I have discussed many times before on this

podcast.

It is not unusual to experience a sense of disorientation or a yearning for change at various stages of life.

Today we are going to dive into this feeling. We are going to

explore the societal pressures, personal expectations, and some potential pathways to rediscovering a sense of direction and purpose.

So whether you're tuning in at 42, 22, or 62, I hope this episode provides valuable insights

and a sense of camaraderie, because we're going to dive in and explore how we can move from feeling lost to feeling found one step at a time.

So here's my letter.

Dear my leak, okay, woo, I feel lost.

There I said it.

I have been in the social work field for the last 11 years and am desperately craving change.

I'm over it. I just turned 42 last month and I'm kind of scared about pivoting into a different field, but I am always up for a challenge.

The problem is that I don't know what I want to do and I feel like I should know at my big age. I do know

going back to school is not an option because I simply don't want to and don't desire

to. I've been don't want to and don't desire to.

I've been racking my brain about what I need to do

and jotting down different things I enjoy doing.

I've been looking for a fully remote job for months because commuting to an office is

draining me mentally and physically.

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