a life-changing path

Those of us at midlife have experienced our fair share of desert seasons—when our next steps have been tentative, and our directions confusing. Sometimes we're called to leave everything we've held dear (including predictability and "safety") to step out into something completely new. It is exhilarating and terrifying simultaneously and, in the end, our lives simply cannot go back to the way they were...and that can be a good thing.​​​​ But we can't understand until we get here: Midlife is when our gifts and our purpose—plus our sharpened sense of time—intersect and accelerate.

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My own midlife exodus led me onto a different path—a deeper way of living: something less rigid, with more questions than answers and more endings than beginnings. A life that's not even close to perfect, but something that's nourishing and good. ​​​​​Maybe you're there, too...wanting to find your new path and ready to give up on the illusion of perfection for something richer and more meaningful.

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Shaping Our Stories, Appreciating Our Scars 

Your unique life is precious, unrepeatable, full of redemption, and deeply important in this world. You just need to look at your story with fresh eyes.

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What if you could:

• come to a place of acceptance (and maybe even excitement),

• consider your purpose and gifting,

• trace the miles you've covered,

• get back to the business you were born for, and

• help others on the way—all under the grace of a good God? 

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When the meaning of our stories finally comes into focus, our unique purpose becomes clear, and we can finally stop wishing for someone else's life. We know what we were made for.​​​ And part of how this happens is through story work—studying and sharing, in community.