The Mid-Life Quest

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Traces how we can emerge in our middle years with new goals and appreciation for life.
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Each of us has the power to create a path through the wilderness of mid-life. Along the way there will be joy and pain, confusion and transformation. On The Mid-Life Quest, you will learn how others face this bewildering time and how, despite suffering and loss, you can rebuild a life far richer than you ever dreamed possible as a youth.

Mid-life represents a clashing of two selves, teaches Mark Gerzon—a “confrontation with the unconscious.” This author and expert in human development traces the lives of real people who have undergone a metamorphosis at mid-life. Afterward they emerge as deeper, more complex beings—with new goals and a new appreciation for the preciousness of life.

Gerzon unfolds a road map of specific ideas for overcoming mid-life's great challenges, such as: why we feel like failures in spite of professional success; the inner reasons for outward temptations; re-creating a better marriage at mid-life; how to have better health at 60 than at 40; and more. The Mid-Life Quest will help you rechart the course of your life, to find your way through the terra incognita of life's second half.

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Contents Digital Audio (1 hour, 19 minutes)
Product Code AD00216W
ISBN Number 978-1-62203-808-4
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About Mark Gerzon

Mark Gerzon is a leadership trainer and mediator and a bestselling author whose books include Leading Through Conflict: How Successful Leaders Transform Differences Into Opportunities; A Childhood for Every Child; A Choice of Heroes; and A House Divided: Six Belief Systems Struggling for America's Soul. Along with his wife, Shelly Kessler, he leads midlife workshops nationwide. with his wife, Shelley Kessler. For the past 20 years, Mark-who the New York Times called an “expert in civil discourse”-has served as president of the Mediators Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to conflict resolution projects.

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