ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Thought from an "officially old" woman :)
What happens when something you’ve always imagined doing “someday” becomes something you can no longer do?
Since turning 60, I’ve been noticing how getting older changes my view of the future. Some opportunities are closing, and some goodbyes carry more weight. At the same time, I’m learning to become a dog trainer, returning to the piano after about 40 years, and spending time with kittens at an animal shelter.
In this personal episode, I reflect on aging, relationships, loss, and the possibilities that remain. I also explore a question that matters at any age: Is something truly no longer possible, or have we simply assumed it is?
We can acknowledge what we miss and still give attention to what we want to learn, experience, or begin.
What is one meaningful “not yet” in your life?
What happens when something you’ve always imagined doing “someday” becomes something you can no longer do?
Since turning 60, I’ve been noticing how getting older changes my view of the future. Some opportunities are closing, and some goodbyes carry more weight. At the same time, I’m learning to become a dog trainer, returning to the piano after about 40 years, and spending time with kittens at an animal shelter.
In this personal episode, I reflect on aging, relationships, loss, and the possibilities that remain. I also explore a question that matters at any age: Is something truly no longer possible, or have we simply assumed it is?
We can acknowledge what we miss and still give attention to what we want to learn, experience, or begin.
What is one meaningful “not yet” in your life?
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