I engage in the same process as Chrisian (sitting in silence and writing by hand). And, I must admit that I now have more fountain pens than anyone needs. I enjoy writing and experiencing different nibs, different inks, and different paper.

I'll stay connected!

By "Your Third Journey" I'm referring to what some people call "retirement". I don't like the word "retirement" and all of the baggage associated with it (e.g. "you no longer produce", "you're fading away," etc). I like the idea that our first journey involves getting ready for a career, our second journey is our mid-life career, and our third journey is whatever we make of the time after our career. Does that make sense?

Well, creating a community (or two) is one of the things I'm doing. I don't think you fit into the niche age-group for my first community (Your Third Journey) as it's for people typically age 55-plus who are either considering retirement or are retired. My second group, which I'm just getting started as well, is called The Awareness Advantage. It's for people who are interested in personality assessments and how we can leverage them for personal growth. For example, someone who has taken the MBTI (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator) who wants to know how they might use the assessment to help them gain self-awareness or to help them on the path of individuation (in the Jungian sense). Other than building those two communities and participating in other communities here on Skool, I'm learning the basics of wood carving, indulging in my passion for deep reading and conversations, enjoying fully watching the six annual sumo tournaments (since I now have time), and of course there's the never-ending need to tend to physical fitness. What do you do when you're not interacting with us on Deep Talk?