A quieter way through the second half

 

I'm Dan Cashman. I'm smack in the middle of the age range the Life Reclamation Project is built for, about 58 to 62, with room for a few years on either side. Until recently, I worked for large multinational companies. More than thirty years of responsible work that paid the bills and kept the family steady, even when it wasn't really me. Then a reassignment. New work that required technical knowledge I didn't have, starting at 5 AM, with no clear end. That was the day I couldn't keep going. At the same time, a chronic health condition that I have was telling a story I'd been deferring for too long.

 

So I started climbing, slowly and without much noise. Health, wealth, and presence, together instead of one at a time. RAMP, the Reverse, Ascend, Maintain Protocol, is how I rebuild my body. Runway is how I think about money, as room to choose. RISE is how I practice actually being here. I'm an introvert, and I'm happiest in an aspen grove, walking at an unhurried pace. That feeling of space and presence is what I'm trying to make more room for.

 

The Rebound is the course where I put it all in order: what I did, what the numbers did, and what I'm still learning. I'm not a doctor, a financial advisor, or a therapist. I'm someone a few steps down the same trail, sharing what has worked for me.

 

If you'd like a place to start, the free Threshold Moment guide is a mirror and a map.

 

Before LRP, I wrote a novel. The Reflectory is about a couple who go looking for what they've lost and find something they didn't expect on Minnesota's North Shore. In a way, LRP is my own Reflectory.

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