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The Midlife Crisis
in our culture, we call a midlife crisis. The person experiencing the crisis might sensibly conclude that his unhappiness is the result of wanting the wrong things. In all too many cases, though, he doesn’t draw this conclusion; instead, he concludes that he is unhappy as the result of making certain short-term sacrifices to attain various long-ter
... See moreWilliam B. Irvine • A Guide to the Good Life: The Ancient Art of Stoic Joy
The non-linear approach is different – rather than trying to discover a particular arc path and follow it to its conclusion, it recognizes that there will be many different moments and opportunities to create meaning that arise in our life.
Unverified Revelations • Instead of your Life's Purpose
Don’t be fooled by the foreshortening of time that accompanies middle age. You have more time than you think.