Margie Warrell

60-year-olds, 70-year-olds, 80-year-olds who are stuck and sometimes miserable and very complicit in everything they complain about.

So recognizing that we aren't responsible for the families we grew up in, for the environment that we found ourselves in.

We are not responsible for that.

But we are responsible as adults.

with how we choose to live our lives, what we focus on, even our own development, that inward journey, that hero's journey.

And not everyone chooses to take that journey.

It's really that inward journey, and I know you're on it.

This podcast is part of your journey inward.

And psychology, you know, there's a rule that only when the pain of staying where we are exceeds the pain of what it would take to grow, do we sometimes start that journey.

And, you know, I don't know if you know anything much about the 12-step programs and AA, but it's like, you know, does the elevator have to get to the bottom floor?

Do you have to lose your family, your business, your reputation, your whole life before you go?

Maybe I need to have a look at myself or just to go, you know what?

What is it that's not working?

Where am I cut off?

Where am I certainly not fully able to feel joy and contentment and connection with people?

And where am I complicit?

Not just, you know, the victim of my circumstance, but actually...

part of the creator of some of these circumstances, whether it's kids, wife, husband, business, team members, financial, prosperity and health, our wellbeing, our own bodies, which are a reflection of what we think and how we feel.

So everyone is on their own journey with that.

And that's part of what I love to help people just hold that mirror up