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Wondering why life seems different after age 40? Or 50? Feeling frustrated, stuck, confused about what's next? Wishing you could discover what life is all about? Weird Wisdom for the Second Half of Life offers a way into these years. While other books explore financial planning, physical exercise, and a bucket list of activities, this one asks us to pay attention to what's going on inside. The wisdom is Weird, but you'll find it helpful, as the author unpacks: Wonder Enchantment Integrity Relationships Destiny After exploring life cycle theory and its application to the adult years, the author…mehr

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Wondering why life seems different after age 40? Or 50? Feeling frustrated, stuck, confused about what's next? Wishing you could discover what life is all about? Weird Wisdom for the Second Half of Life offers a way into these years. While other books explore financial planning, physical exercise, and a bucket list of activities, this one asks us to pay attention to what's going on inside. The wisdom is Weird, but you'll find it helpful, as the author unpacks: Wonder Enchantment Integrity Relationships Destiny After exploring life cycle theory and its application to the adult years, the author draws on the depth psychology of Carl Jung and a series of stories from ancient folklore and the world's religions to help the reader discover the rich offerings of our inner selves. While this is a book for men, it's really a book for anyone who wants a more meaningful second half of life. Midlife can be rough, but it doesn't have to be void of purpose and meaning. The Second Half can be the best half. Ready to start deepening your life today? Pick up your copy today by clicking the BUY NOW button at the top of this page!
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James Hazelwood serves as Bishop of the New England Synod (ELCA Lutheran). His previous books include Everyday Spirituality and Weird Wisdom for the Second Half of Life. He is an adjunct professor at Yale Divinity School and United Theological Seminary. His website is www.jameshazelwood.net