So let's talk about legacy. The women who thrive in the second half of life aren't the ones who never change course.

They're the ones who change it with intention.

Now, in your 20s and 30s, the engine might have been achievement or getting things done,

building something meaningful, raising an amazing family, making progress towards your goals,

or proving that you could handle anything that life threw at you.

And honestly, that served a purpose.

It got you where you are today.

But in midlife, everything shifts, and that's a good thing.

The things that used to motivate you might feel less compelling now. The achievements that once

filled you up might leave you feeling like something's missing. And that restlessness you're

feeling, that sense that something needs to change, it's not a midlife crisis. It's your soul asking for

something deeper, something more authentic, something that actually aligns with who you're becoming,

with God's plan for your life and who you're going to be in this next season. So today we're

talking about what it actually looks like to lead a life that lasts, one that

doesn't just look impressive from the outside that feels deeply good on the inside, because

leadership in this season isn't about working harder or titles or visibility, it's about

impact that matters, wholeness that sustains you, joy that doesn't depend on your

performance, and showing up for what really counts. But before we get started, I want to share with you.

Okay, let's dive in. Let me start by sharing a little of my own story, because maybe you'll recognize

yourself or a good friend

in it. The things that drive me today are completely different than what drove me 15 years ago,

like, not even close. Back then, I was moving at a pretty intense pace. I had meaningful goals. I was

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