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The Midlife Shift: How I Left the Rat Race and Found Myself
After a devastating family tragedy, I was forced to reexamine my life. Six surprising catalysts helped me rethink my whole life plan. These came from a wide range of sources—from Leo Tolstoy’s seminal classic The Death of Ivan Ilyich to Brené Brown’s TED Talk on Vulnerability.
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Praise for The Midlife Shift
"This isn't just another self-help guide; it's an invitation to slow down, reflect, and redefine what truly matters. It encouraged me to look within, trust my instincts, and create a life aligned with my own values. If you've ever felt trapped in the race for "more," The Midlife Shift offers a blueprint for finding freedom, presence, and fulfillment."
—HUSSEIN AL-BAIATY, Founder of Rising Authors
"Whether you've tasted success, faced adversity, or feel a lingering malaise, The Midlife Shift reminds us that our best times can still lie ahead. With Issa's warmth and wisdom, this book shows how a purposeful life only grows richer over time."
—RICHARD LEIDER, International bestselling author of The Power of Purpose, Repacking Your Bags, and Life Reimagined
"This book was just what I needed when I needed it. Midlife can be confusing and disorienting, but it doesn't have to be a crisis—it can be an awakening. Mo Issa's book will show you how."
—JEFF GOINS, Bestselling author of The Art of Work
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