In today's final espisode for Beautiful Second Act Podcast, I share with you my hopes and dreams for you. I have lots to share about how things progressed along the way, and I invite you to go back and listen to some of your favorite episodes, or if you are new to the podcast, try it out for the first time. There are 158 to choose from.
We are all striving to live our best life in the second half of life, so why not start today! You are the captain of your ship, the main character in your life. Live fully, with love, happiness, gratitude, and grace. You have so much more to offer and do in this precious life.
Thank you for listening, for supporting me and my journey along this crazy transition I've been going through these past few years, and I look forward to seeing you on my other platforms. See links below.
Much love,
Patti
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