Is It Too Late For Me?

Have you ever looked at your life and thought, "I should be further along by now"?   In this episode of How to Dream, Deedee Cummings talks about age, regret, lost time, and the fear that you may have missed your chance. We all at some point, find ourselves wishing we had started sooner, left earlier, saved more, taken better care of ourselves, written that book, made the job change, or believed in in ourselves earlier. Regret can be useful when it teaches us something. It becomes dangerous when we use it to punish the present.   This episode is for anyone who feels behind, worries that it is too late to begin again, or keeps comparing today's life to an old timeline. Deedee explores how to stop handing more time to the time you already lost, how to use regret as information instead of a sentence, and how to begin from where you are now without rushing to "catch up." You do not have to make up for lost time. You get to decide what you will do with the time still in front of you.   This week's reflection: If I stopped punishing myself for lost time, what would I do with the time still in front of me?   Grab your completely free guide, as referenced in the episode, to help you get the most out of Season 2 here.