Life is a journey of ebbs and flows, peaks and valleys. Yet, it’s during the midlife phase, often around the age of 40, that men can find themselves in a particularly dense fog of questioning and self-doubt. The term ‘midlife crisis’ might seem clichéd, steeped in images of sports cars and impulsive career decisions. But the essence of this period goes much deeper, prompting a profound inward exploration. Richard Rohr, in his insightful book “Falling Upward,” frames this life stage as an opportunity for...
The Second Half of Life: How to Master the Midlife Crisis
