I was 30 when I experienced my hard reset. At the time (and still sometimes now) being in my 30's and having to start again was/is unimaginable. Having to accept that I was not where I wanted to be in life at an age where society expects you to have your shit together was incredibly difficult. Over time I have come to value the benefits that come with my age. Most days I feel more confident and secure than I did in my 20's. I care less (only a little less but still less) about what people think of me and I'm just genuinely more comfortable in my skin.
Today was one of the days where I just was disappointed that I'm not where I expected to be at this age. I was feeling down until I came across this video from Prevention Magazine.
Do you love your age? At what age did you feel most comfortable and happy?
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Sunday, November 24, 2013
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Lets Get Started!
I have been contemplating starting a blog for quite some time but always found an excuse not to. Well no more excuses! I want to learn from this blog right along with you so please comment often because your feedback is important to me. If you want to contact me privately you can do so at lifeshardreset@gmail.com
Up until the beginning of 2013 I thought I had my entire life sorted out. I had a job that was rewarding, I was married, I owned a home, and was finishing up my masters degree. One day I woke up and it seemed as if my life had fallen apart over night. Now, eight months later, I can see how blind I was to what was really going on. I want to use this blog as a way to continue processing what I have experienced.
In addition to finding ways to learn from my past mistakes and grow I would also like to dedicate some posts to larger women's issues, such as inequality.
What would you like to read about? Please comment below, email me at lifeshardreset@gmail.com, follow me on Twitter and on Facebook
Up until the beginning of 2013 I thought I had my entire life sorted out. I had a job that was rewarding, I was married, I owned a home, and was finishing up my masters degree. One day I woke up and it seemed as if my life had fallen apart over night. Now, eight months later, I can see how blind I was to what was really going on. I want to use this blog as a way to continue processing what I have experienced.In addition to finding ways to learn from my past mistakes and grow I would also like to dedicate some posts to larger women's issues, such as inequality.
What would you like to read about? Please comment below, email me at lifeshardreset@gmail.com, follow me on Twitter and on Facebook
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