There's a lot that happens from age 25 to 39, including increasing responsibilities, competing priorities, and frequently the pressures of expectation and conformity. With all of this playing out against a background of global warming, fractious politics, unending war and other stressors, it can be tempting to turn your back on intimacy and create a "safe" isolation. But is that really the best solution?
Dig Deeper: Remember, you've got to name it to claim it! Start by creating your personal vision board to help you get clear on, and stay connected to, the life you desire.
Coming up in Episode 11: We move to the first stage of Generativity vs Stagnation for people in the 40 to 65-year-old range ... like your two hosts!
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