What's "mid-life crisis" got to do with this?

First of all, who knows when mid-life is?  If  I'm 55 and I say I'm in a "mid-life crisis", does that mean I'm going to live to be 110?


8 track tapes have come and gone.  They served a purpose for a time, but they don't bring value anymore.  The concept of a "mid-life crisis", the easy label people use as a catch-all for so many things, doesn't solve anything.  Not only that, but why should the transitions in our lives be considered a crisis?  


I googled "mid-life crisis".  There were 6.9 million hits.  When I clicked on some of the links, it reminded me of the requirement to list all potential side effects of a medication.  I couldn't believe all the different categories that were identified as possible signs of a "mid-life crisis".  I did not see missing a dental appointment as one of them, but there were some listed that were just as out of line.


Go ahead, google mid-life crisis and see all the negativity associated with it and then come back here.  We're going to have a great time that will just keep getting better and better!  By the way, did you notice I didn't even give it the credit of a link?  I don't think it deserves it.


This is the only time I'm going to give "mid-life crisis" publicity in my transformation discussions.  This transformation is an awakening, an exciting part of our journey, and it's not going to get lumped in to some convenient catch-all that, at some point in the past, may have had value.


It's time to change our perspective and transform our lives!