Emma Vivian on Substack: "So true. When I was about 16, my Dad left his job—in which he was miserable—to go back to University. It was one of the bravest things I’ve ever witnessed anyone do. I try to remember that it’s never too late to start over… or even to find yourself for what feels like the firs…"

So true. When I was about 16, my Dad left his job—in which he was miserable—to go back to University.

It was one of the bravest things I’ve ever witnessed anyone do. I try to remember that it’s never too late to start over… or even to find yourself for what feels like the first time.

Suzanne Heyn

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One thing that stops people from finding their purpose is an attachment to where they should be in life by now.

Starting over can feel reckless, especially if you were raised to value practicality at the expense of your dreams.

Once you acknowledge the desires in your heart as real, and decide to value your happiness over appearances, everything changes.

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