It’s Never Too Late to Begin Again
How do you know whether moving ahead is the right decision? That was my dilemma, especially knowing that the decision would set the course for the next decade(s) to come. Ultimately, when it comes to your heart-led projects, it’s never too late to start (again).
January 1st, 2026, I seriously considered walking away from the idea to begin my creative pursuits again. Frankly, I’m at that stage of life when a lot of folks are planning to do less, and here I am, considering how to make time for more. Lunacy? Maybe. Some would say that, but I know that 11 years ago, the moment I hit ‘publish’ on my first blog, my life changed in ways I couldn’t have predicted.
So, January 2nd, I’m back and re-launching my blog, along with a whole lot more to share with you about what I’ve learned and am learning about how to live a self-directed, purposeful, meaningful, and happier life.
Since I am beginning again, you’ll see that my blog is captioned “ Lost to Found” and subtitled Frances Found, as that’s the original name of my business. Back in 2015, it perfectly captured my state of mind. After decades of meeting the needs and expectations of others, I was learning how to start defining what I wanted for the next chapter of my life, and the pathways I found to achieve those goals.
This blog will do more of the same.
Here’s what else you can expect:
Stories of the interesting people I’ve met along the way. Folks who have determined their direction and continue to make a difference in the world. Some of these folks are doing that on the global stage, while others on the local. My hope is that by introducing them to you, you’ll start to formulate your own ideas about what you want and what is possible.
Tidbits from the book I’ll be writing this year. It’s my second Self-Leadership book, and along with some of that material, you’ll also get my usual reflections and thoughts about what I’m learning.
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