Sally Jean Fox

Meeting the Muse After Midlife (eBook, ePUB)

A Journey to Meaning, Creativity, and Joy

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

EMBRACING A MORE CREATIVE PATH AFTER MIDLIFE

Many of us reach midlife without a roadmap for making meaning in the years ahead. As Sally Jean Fox turned 50, she heard a voice that said, "There's more." Guided by the presence of a Muse, Sally embarked upon the quest of a lifetime as she explored and experimented with a new path of creative expression. In the process, she found joy in a range of art forms from gardening and clowning to singing, painting, and writing-all while learning to fill her life with more beauty, reverence, and wonder.

Sally does not sugarcoat the hardships that can come with the progression of years, yet she finds aging to be her ally as she makes peace with her old self-judgment demons and learns to trust her inner wisdom. While sharing the truths she discovers about the second half of life, Sally celebrates the freedoms, joy, and growth life after 50 can offer. "Our bodies will decline with age," she writes, "but if we feed our souls, our spirits will be able to soar."

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: RWL Publishing
• Seitenzahl: 318
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. Oktober 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781961785014
• Artikelnr.: 69215225

Autorenporträt

Sally Jean Fox, PhD, is a writer, coach, performer, and artist. As head of Engaging Presence, she has coached hundreds of professionals to design their lives around what matters most to them and share their stories. She also supports clients to nurture their inner spark and design lives that support their creative aspirations. Sally writes regularly for 3rd Act Magazine, Medium, the website 60 and Me, and Substack, and produces the Vital Presence podcast. Find her weekly blog at EngagingPresence.com. In her earlier career, Sally directed pioneering leadership programs aimed at fostering self-awareness, presence, and meaningful engagement with others. She was the founding director of the Graduate Management Program at Antioch University Seattle. She holds a PhD from the Fielding Graduate University, an MBA from Yale University, and an MA from the University of Michigan. She lives with her husband on an island near Seattle where you may find her writing, weeding, riding her Connemara mare, or enjoying their springer spaniels, the "joy boys."She'd love to hear about your discoveries about aging and the creative life. You can reach her at www.meetingthemuseaftermidlife.com where you can find additional resources and practices to help you live your most creative life.