What you want to preserve
Identify two to four parts of your present life you would not want to lose in a future change.
Life Direction
Journals: 40s
A Reflective Journal for Your Forties
A reflective journal for looking again at choices that still shape your days, even when your reasons for them have changed. You write about those experiences, then return to your answers as later questions bring a different perspective.
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Why this journal
Your experience gives you a starting point.
You can value a role and still question the time or loyalty it asks of you. The journal considers how such tensions develop, what keeps them in place, and how you see them after years of your own experience.
A possibility you no longer want, but still wish you had explored.
A responsibility that still matters, though its cost now feels different.
A future that supports one commitment and strains another.
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How it works
An answer you return to.
In 40s, an earlier response becomes a reference when you consider a possible future. Here is one example.
What a future would change
Return to that record to consider what a possible future would protect, weaken, or place in conflict.
PAGE 124 and PAGE 131 appear at different points in the book, with other reflections between them.
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Inside the book
See the work on the page.
The first exercises build on one another. See the actual writing space and how PAGE 010 and PAGE 011 revisit a direction first explored on PAGE 009.
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The series
One method. Different stages of adult life.
The series shares a way of working with experience. Each volume addresses a different problem within adult life.
The first completed volume: A Reflective Journal for Your Forties.
In development
A separate volume is in development. Further details will follow when confirmed.