You Don’t Need More Time. You Need a Push.
If you’re in your 40s, 50s, or beyond, and still holding onto a business idea, a book you want to write, a course you’ve dreamed of teaching, or any creative project that tugs at you in quiet moments, let me tell you, you’re not alone. Nearly every week, I hear from people in the same boat. Maybe you recognize some of these thoughts: - “I’ve been carrying this idea around for years.” - “If I could just carve out a little time, maybe I’d finally get started…” - “Honestly, I have no idea where to even begin.” If any of that sounds familiar, I completely get it. Life by this stage is…busy, to say the least. Maybe you’re juggling career changes, grown (or almost grown) kids, caring for parents, and, let’s be honest, your own energy isn’t quite what it was in your 20s. On top of that, doubt can sneak in and ask, “Is it really worth trying now?” Here’s what I want you to know:You’re not too late. In fact, you might be right on time. By now, you have the experience, the perspective, and the grit that only life can give. The world needs your voice and your ideas—especially now. Most of us don’t need more time. (Let’s face it: life rarely hands us big stretches of free time, no matter how old we get.) What we do need is a nudge, a little momentum, and the tiny bit of proof that the dream in your head could become real. And the key to all of that? Taking one small action. It doesn’t have to be a leap. It can be a single step, a phone call, a brainstorm on a notepad, ten minutes researching your idea, or just talking with someone you trust. Invest that little sliver of energy, today, in yourself. You might be surprised at what it starts to unlock. So here’s your reminder: It’s never too late, and you’re definitely not alone. The next chapter is waiting for you to pick up the pen. What’s your first step? Let me know if you’d like to personalize this even further!