How can you enjoy life if you constantly worry about the others you are responsible for? This is the last episode in the Case Study of Sara- It has a great ending!

People who are natural caring people have a hard time accepting that they deserve the same treatment they give others. How Sara continues on her path to finding Significance

Sara was good at her job...but she wonders if she would have had more satisfaction doing something else. This episode gives her hope and Clarity for her journey

No kidding- for one whole year, she did what she loved- and HATED it!! Why?! Listen and learn as you plan your next stage of life.

We Wrap Up the Case Study of Pat- a man trapped by burnout but set free by a surprising discovery of what he was secretly afraid of. Comment/share and rate if you would be so kind :)

Well someday- you will retire!

Some do it well- some crash and burn. We continue Pat's Case Study to see what we can learn and apply to our own future :) (FYI- to synch up with my Youtube and other platforms we have 2 episode 4's -different content- same number)

In this episode, we continue Pat's story. A man who is full of indecision, pressure, worry and anxiety about his future, but is too burned out to see what his first steps should be. What we say to Pat, maybe beneficial to you if you're in the same situation.

A good retirement like everything requires planning. But what if you're so burned out at your job you can't even see a way forward --and the decisions only cause anxiety? Today's episode follows a man named Pat who is in the exact same boat.

This season, we will focus on seeking and finding Purpose and Significance in retirement. Those who are still working-tired and burned out, but still are a little afraid of what they will do in retirement are looking for a path forward. And we do that by Beginning at the Beginning..

If you are burned out, struggling for purpose and confused about where to start, then this is the podcast for you! Join us on a journey to the best year ever! Share this out to people looking for significance in the next stage of their lives.