Angela Burk helps women navigate midlife in Episode 159

Angela insists that midlife is not about fixing what is broken. It is about reclaiming what was always yours, including your voice and desires.
Kate Schaefers outlines her goal for The Midlife Academy in Episode 158

Through The Midlife Academy, Kate helps people slow down, reflect and reconnect with what matters most, then design the next chapter of their lives so it aligns with how they want to live.
At 72, Barbara Alpher hit the road to rediscover purpose and peace

Barbara doesn’t measure her life in possessions or titles. She measures it by the people she’s helped and the experiences she’s had.
Allison McCune Davis promotes natural health and purpose after 50

“You don’t need to change everything overnight. Just make one good choice today and keep doing that. Over time, it becomes your new lifestyle,” said Allison.
In Episode 157, Jim Hinckley describes his passion for travel, storytelling

Jim’s story is really about what happens when you stop living on autopilot and choose curiosity, connection and contribution later in life.
Helping others to explore history gives Jackie Lapin new purpose

“Whether you’re exploring ancient ruins or reading a book set in the 1800s, it’s about connecting with the human stories behind history.”
In Episode 156, Adam Landrum says you don’t need a complete restart to find meaning

Adam believes purpose doesn’t require changing the world. It starts with changing YOUR world, whether that’s your work, community or how you show up each day.
Princella Seymour answers a divine call to serve aging adults

Princella’s goal is to bridge the communication and caregiving gap that too often leaves seniors vulnerable and their adult children overwhelmed.
In Episode 155, helping people with end-of-life planning gives Rebecca Kanable purpose

Rebecca’s story encourages us to think differently about planning ahead and reminds us that meaningful work can still be discovered, even later in life and sometimes in the most unexpected places.
Frank Shirvinski’s mission is to help believers grow deeper in their faith

Frank encourages people to keep learning, remain active, and limit the noise that comes from endless screens as well as social media. He also believes that purpose is found in serving others.