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Stop Waiting to Live: Why There IS Such a Thing as Too Late | Special Interview Episode
Summary
In this special episode from the Age Has No Limit podcast, I share my journey from corporate leadership to intentional living, discussing how becoming my mother's caretaker taught me that there is such a thing as "too late." I open up about recovering from extreme burnout, discovering the importance of investing in ourselves, and finding joy in life's moments. The conversation explores how I've transformed my approach to leadership, well-being, and personal growth, leading to the creation of the Remember to Live podcast and my upcoming book.
Takeaways
- There is such a thing as "too late" - while it's never too late to dream, there can be a too late to do
- Healing from burnout requires learning to listen to your body's whispers before they become roars
- The power of community and relationships in aging well and maintaining quality of life
- Redefining success on your own terms rather than following societal "shoulds"
- Small, intentional shifts in daily life can lead to meaningful transformation
- Living fully doesn't require drastic changes - it's about being present in each moment
- The importance of scheduling connection time just as seriously as work meetings
- Age shouldn't limit how we experience joy - whether that's dancing until 4 AM or pursuing new dreams
Chapters
00:00 Leadership coach, culture influencer, podcast host.
03:39 There can be a too late to act.
09:19 Finding a way through work-life balance.
15:14 Remote work accommodates diverse personal responsibilities effectively.
21:43 Create tools for entrepreneurs to manage stress.
25:58 Yoga heightens body awareness and focus significantly.
28:44 Parent guilt about availability with adult children.
32:37 Balancing relationships alongside ambitious career pursuits.
37:25 BIPOC improv group offers corporate workshops.
41:05 Adults relearn improv rules; kids naturally improvise.
44:32 Overthinking and comparisons hinder self-discovery, and enjoyment.
50:19 Accountability partners enhance impact and accomplishment.
55:05 Purpose is about fully experiencing each day.
59:20 Listen, learn, live fully. Like and subscribe.
About Patrice Davis:
Patrice Davis is a mom of three, CEO of Grants Works Consulting and Ready Set Go Consult, travel enthusiast, and culture lover. She's happily living a redesigned life and encourages you to do the same.
Website: grantsworks.com
Podcast: readysetgoconsult.com/age-has-no-limits
If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, leave a review and share with a few friends so we can all help each other Remember to Live.
To connect with and learn more about me and how I am Remembering to Live, you can find me on Instagram @coreancanty or at coreancanty.com.
To work with me and explore freebies, check out: https://coreancanty.com/links/
If you are ready to re-imagine, re-claim and re-design your life, book a possibility call today.
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By Corean CantySummary
In this special episode from the Age Has No Limit podcast, I share my journey from corporate leadership to intentional living, discussing how becoming my mother's caretaker taught me that there is such a thing as "too late." I open up about recovering from extreme burnout, discovering the importance of investing in ourselves, and finding joy in life's moments. The conversation explores how I've transformed my approach to leadership, well-being, and personal growth, leading to the creation of the Remember to Live podcast and my upcoming book.
Takeaways
- There is such a thing as "too late" - while it's never too late to dream, there can be a too late to do
- Healing from burnout requires learning to listen to your body's whispers before they become roars
- The power of community and relationships in aging well and maintaining quality of life
- Redefining success on your own terms rather than following societal "shoulds"
- Small, intentional shifts in daily life can lead to meaningful transformation
- Living fully doesn't require drastic changes - it's about being present in each moment
- The importance of scheduling connection time just as seriously as work meetings
- Age shouldn't limit how we experience joy - whether that's dancing until 4 AM or pursuing new dreams
Chapters
00:00 Leadership coach, culture influencer, podcast host.
03:39 There can be a too late to act.
09:19 Finding a way through work-life balance.
15:14 Remote work accommodates diverse personal responsibilities effectively.
21:43 Create tools for entrepreneurs to manage stress.
25:58 Yoga heightens body awareness and focus significantly.
28:44 Parent guilt about availability with adult children.
32:37 Balancing relationships alongside ambitious career pursuits.
37:25 BIPOC improv group offers corporate workshops.
41:05 Adults relearn improv rules; kids naturally improvise.
44:32 Overthinking and comparisons hinder self-discovery, and enjoyment.
50:19 Accountability partners enhance impact and accomplishment.
55:05 Purpose is about fully experiencing each day.
59:20 Listen, learn, live fully. Like and subscribe.
About Patrice Davis:
Patrice Davis is a mom of three, CEO of Grants Works Consulting and Ready Set Go Consult, travel enthusiast, and culture lover. She's happily living a redesigned life and encourages you to do the same.
Website: grantsworks.com
Podcast: readysetgoconsult.com/age-has-no-limits
If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, leave a review and share with a few friends so we can all help each other Remember to Live.
To connect with and learn more about me and how I am Remembering to Live, you can find me on Instagram @coreancanty or at coreancanty.com.
To work with me and explore freebies, check out: https://coreancanty.com/links/
If you are ready to re-imagine, re-claim and re-design your life, book a possibility call today.