Eight years ago, then in my mid-40s, I attended a dinner party and overheard an older man, well into his gin, ask a young girl: “What do you want to be when you grow up?” She gleefully rattled off an impressive list: veterinarian, painter, computer coder. I listened with an awe that soon morphed into something approaching panic. She still had time to be all those things. But no one was asking me anymore in middle-age what I wanted to be. More importantly, I wasn’t asking myself. [time-brightcove not-tgx=”true”] There are many reasons midlife gets pegged as a period of “crisis” sitting at the bottom of a U-shaped curve of life happiness. But one key catalyst is a tendency to fa
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