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One of the hardest things to do in life after 50 is to break out of your comfort zone. The question to ask yourself is are you really happy in your comfort zone or just feeling safe and secure? And at…One of the hardest t…One of the hardest things to do in life after 50 is to break out of your comfort zone. The question to ask yourself is are you really happy in your comfort zone or just feeling safe and secure? And at this point, is there more you want in your life that may be outside those safe boundaries of your comfort zone? If you want the second half of your life to bring more passion, more excitement – and more joy, then read on. To experience new heights of joy no matter what age you are, the only requirement is a willingness to challenge yourself to break out of your self-imposed limitations. …
Karen Batchelor
July 12, 2010
If you could write a letter to the child you were and give some nuggets of wisdom, what would you say? Here\'s my letter. It\'s helped me tune into some insecurities and fears that have been hanging o…If you could write a…If you could write a letter to the child you were and give some nuggets of wisdom, what would you say? Here\'s my letter. It\'s helped me tune into some insecurities and fears that have been hanging on for years. Getting in touch with these is the first step to letting them go. Advice to the Little Girl Who Would Be Me ---------- Dear Little Karen — I am writing you from years in the future to let you know that I think of you often. I\'m in my fifties now. Yes, honey, that\'s a REALLY big number! And you are a special little girl with sparkling eyes and the infectious smile you\'re…
Karen Batchelor
June 14, 2010
This is my first column here at NABBW and I\'m very excited to meet all of you. I believe that a great way to get to know someone is to share a little something. So here\'s a revelation about me: …This is my first col…This is my first column here at NABBW and I\'m very excited to meet all of you. I believe that a great way to get to know someone is to share a little something. So here\'s a revelation about me: I love ruby slippers! Yes – the classic Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz kind, or my very own snazzy, red sequin Converse sneakers! Ruby slippers mean a lot to me, in part because I always wanted red shoes when I was a child and never got them. My mom believed in black patent leather, saddle oxfords and navy blue Keds – that was it! The slippers are also important to me because I believe i…
Karen Batchelor
May 12, 2010
