Jon Ferrara overcame a life-threatening illness and is now thriving. He now understands that his purpose on this planet is to continually grow and the only way he wants to grow is by helping other people in his life grow and reach their potential. Jon advises us to not chase material wealth at the expense of relationships by investing in helping others grow beginning with your immediate family, your close friends, and your community.

Reneta Jenik avoided a midlife crisis by becoming an entrepreneur through her food technology startup FODOM.

Robert Rose explains how he found his function by overcoming fear of success and achieved fulfillment in his current midlife season.

Shannon Russell achieved her dream career as a television producer in Hollywood. When her family priorities shifted, something had to change. So, she took action.

This week’s guest is Michelle Brigman. Michelle has had a successful career in corporate positions with global brands. One day she realized that she wasn't fulfilled. She liked her job but she realized that her happiness tank was empty.

Listen to Paul explain "why" we need to know our "why" in the current season of our midlife. He even supplies a free resource to help us discover our why. It's linked up in the show notes below.

On this episode, Pamela Slim explains why some people fear using their voice for change because they’re concerned they may be no different than anyone else or they’re concerned about angering friends, their family, or their boss, or they may be forced to make big choices such as leaving a job, a marriage or separating from certain friends.

On this episode, Kurt Shaver reveals that he let go of his ego to recently make the transition from his second career to his third career in the tourism industry. The fulfillment he is enjoying is exactly what he had hoped.

Michelle Peterson Clark achieved a life-long dream to study at the University of Oxford in England where she completed a Post Graduate Diploma in British and European studies AND a Master of Studies in Early Modern History. Then, she was overwhelmed with the question “now what?!”

Joe Pulizzi acknowledges that his midlife BF to AF seasons are in constant motion, enjoying the journey along the way. Even if you think you know Joe Pulizzi, tune into this episode to gain insights into his soul, which he shares generously.

Marlo Lyons shares her BF to AF story that began when she was fired from a job she held early in her career. Soon after that she and her then-fiance broke up and she found herself unemployed and unengaged. She wasn't happy.

Andrew May shares his deeply personal BF to AF story. About ten years ago he lost who he was. He became uncertain about many things. His connection with his wife and family became strained. He lost fulfillment in his corporate executive position. He even became less interested in his faith.

Adam Schaeuble is a 10-year-over-night success! He had a 3-year-over-night success, and now he’s in his 7-year-over-night success season.

Joseph Jaffe found his purpose during the pandemic to be a talk show host. Now, he hosts the Joseph Jaffe is Not Famous show on YouTube live stream three days per week.

Cynthia Barnes is an award-winning sales influencer. In this episode, Cynthia opens up about what she thought was missing in her life as she has chased and achieved success in business. I was moved by our conversation. And, I think you will be moved by it too.

Janet Fish thrives in discovering the potential that each person has even before they do, and helping each person discover their true potential while coaching them to realize it.

Pam Didner shares her on-and-off struggle with work-family balance. Early in her career, this was a big struggle when her kids were young. She admits that no matter what choices she has made, she owns them with no regrets.