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A Beautiful Mess Podcast

#48: Second Lives

A Beautiful Mess Podcast

Elsie Larson and Emma Chapman

Leisure, Home & Garden

4.82.1K Ratings

🗓️ 10 August 2020

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

This week's episode is about later in life career changes. In our culture, it's unfortunately pretty common for people to feel like if they haven't started and achieved a dream by the time they are 30, 40, 50 or beyond, that it's too late. This episode is ALL about how it's not too late, and in fact, many of our favorite creative icons started their careers later than you might think. Check out the show notes at abeautifulmess.com/podcast.

Transcript

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0:00.0

You're listening to the A Beautiful Mess Podcast. Today we wanted to talk about folks

0:10.3

who started careers later in life. There are a lot of stories like this and we are just

0:15.9

going to share a few. Also we're going to answer a reader question about shopping for your

0:20.0

first home. But this is a topic that gets both me and Elsie really excited for the future, so we hope it gets you feeling that way too.

0:27.0

Yes, same. I guarantee no matter what that I will have a late in life second career for sure and I can't

0:36.0

wait to do it.

0:37.0

Oh yeah I mean I really hope I do I want to and yeah I think that was kind of part, I forget exactly why we came up with the idea to talk about this particular subject.

0:47.0

I think we just were talking about it one day.

0:49.0

Something that we really aspire to, something that we want to make sure that we always keep on our horizon

0:55.4

is that your career isn't over when you turn 40, 50, 60, and beyond. And I think it's just a thing that a lot of young people aren't taught,

1:06.3

so we're teaching it to you now.

1:08.2

Yeah, and I don't even know if young people listen to our podcast.

1:11.4

I have no idea.

1:12.4

Young-ish.

1:13.0

But yeah, I remember feeling so much pressure in my like early to mid-20s.

1:18.0

I felt like if I hadn't figured it out by then I was behind and I don't exactly know where that pressure came from it

1:25.6

might be something that other people feel too or it might be a little bit of

1:28.5

something in our society there are a lot of stories of like young people doing

1:32.3

amazing things which is awesome and if that's your story

1:35.4

That's fantastic but I sometimes I think people turn to 30 turn 40 turn 50 and they're kind of like needing a change but they feel like

1:45.4

maybe that's silly or scary or it's too late for them and it's not so I know I

1:52.3

totally agree it's not so I know I totally agree it's something that I want to contribute to

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