Who says you can't start over after 50?

Maybe you're thinking about moving somewhere new, changing careers, starting a business, or making a major change in how you live.

The problem is, making those decisions at 55 or 60 isn't quite the same as making them at 25. You've spent decades building your career, your relationships, your finances, and your routines. Walking away from what's familiar can be a pretty big deal.

In Episode 9 of Life After the Nest, we're talking about what it really means to start over later in life.

Why do we become more hesitant to make changes as we get older? How do you know whether you're making a smart decision or taking an unnecessary risk? What happens when your spouse doesn't share your enthusiasm? And what if you make the change and things don't work out?

I'll also share some of my own experiences with moving from New Jersey to Florida and building a business later in life.

I don't believe there's some magic age when we're supposed to stop trying new things. But I also don't believe every big idea is automatically a good one.

The question isn't whether you're too old.

It's whether the change makes sense for you.

If you've been considering a major change in your life, this is a conversation worth having.

Life After the Nest is about figuring out what comes next after the kids are grown. We talk about marriage, relationships, family, personal growth, travel, and the challenges and opportunities that come with this stage of life.