
You built a good life but do you want the next 10 years to look like the last 10?

You built a good life but do you want the next 10 years to look like the last 10?

Maybe nothing is dramatically wrong.
You've worked hard. Built a career or a business. Taken care of people. Achieved many of the things you once wanted. But somewhere along the way, the question has changed from:
"How do I make this life work?"
to:
"Is this still the life I want?"
Over 5 days, we'll explore what's been driving your choices, what you've outgrown, and what you might want the next chapter of your life to be about.
You've become very good at doing what's expected of you and aren't entirey sure what YOU want anymore.
You have ideas about what you'd love to do next, but keep finding perfectly sensible reasons NOT to do them.
You want your next chapter to have meaning AND money, rather than sacrificing one for the other.
HOW YOU GOT HERE
The Choices, experiences and adaptations that shaped the life you're living now.
WHO YOU LEARNED TO BE
The roles and masks that helped you succeed and which ones may now be costing you more than they're giving you
WHAT WANTS TO COME NEXT
The strengths, interests and pars of yourself you've pushed aside and what they could tell you about your 2nd Mountain.
HOW YOU GOT HERE
The Choices, experiences and adaptations that shaped the life you're living now.
WHO YOU LEARNED TO BE
The roles and masks that helped you succeed and which ones may now be costing you more than they're giving you
WHAT WANTS TO COME NEXT
The strengths, interests and pars of yourself you've pushed aside and what they could tell you about your 2nd Mountain.
I built businesses, raised a family, stayed married, and achieved more than I'd once imagined possible. From the outside, I had every reason to be happy. There was just one small problem.
I wasn't.
I'd become extraordinarily good at being the person I thought everyone needed me to be. So good, in fact, that I lost sight of what I actually wanted.
Then in 2008, everything unravelled.
I lost millions, much of the identity I'd built went with it, and I found myself confronting a question I'd successfully avoided for decades: Who am I if I stop trying to please everybody else?
What followed wasn’t an overnight reinvention. It took years of questioning old beliefs, understanding myself differently and gradually building a life that fitted me rather than the other way around.
Today, my life is simpler, more fulfilling, and thankfully, considerably more fun. And that's the work I now do with other people. Not helping them blow up perfectly good lives.
Helping them work out what's worth keeping, what's ready to change and what they genuinely want the next chapter to be about.
Day 1
Take an honest look at the life you've built and the choices that brought you here.
When did you feel most alive? What did reponsibility take over? When did success start costing you more than you expected?
Day 2
Meet the roles and masks that helped you make your own way through life.
The Achiever. The Provider. The Responsible One. The Pleaser.
They helped you succeed.
But which ones still serve you and which ones are now running your life?
Day 3
Look underneath the roles and responsibilities and rediscover what cam naturally before life became so serious.
What fascinated you? What gave you energy? What were you good at without trying terribly hard? What parts of yourself haven't had much airtime lately?
Day 4
Instead of asking: "What should I do?" we'll explore a better question: "What do I want my life to be about now?"
You'll explore meaning, contribution, strengths, energy and the things you'd regret leaving unexplored then begin imagining your 2nd Mountain.
Day 5
Now we'll bring the pieces together.
You'll discover the framework behind The 2nd Mountain.
MASKS - MEANING - MONEY
Because the answer isn't simply to quit your job, follow your passion or start again.
It's to understand who you are beneath the adaptations, discover what feels meaningful now, and begin exploring how that could become a next viable chapter.
Starts soon. Free to join.
Apply what you learn immediately.

Five live Zoom sessions with me
(60 minutes each)
Direct coaching and Q&A, not just passive listening
Practical exercises and worksheets to help you apply what you're discovering
A clearer understanding of what's keeping you where you are
The beginnings of an exciting direction
for what comes next

In fact, that’s what can make this stage so confusing. There’s plenty that’s good.
People you love. Things you’ve worked hard for. A life you don’t particularly want to blow up.
You just don’t want to wake up ten years from now and realise you stayed exactly where you were because you couldn’t justify wanting something more.
Your Second Mountain isn’t about escaping your life.
It’s about building the next part deliberately. Keeping what’s good. Questioning what no longer fits. Rediscovering what makes you feel alive.
And finding a way to bring meaning AND money together.
You don’t need to know what your Second Mountain is yet.
That’s what these five days are for.
You’re ready for a different conversation.
Maybe nothing is dramatically wrong.
You may have a good life, people you love, work you're proud of and plenty to be grateful for.
And still find yourself wondering:
Is this really how I want to spend the next 10 years?
That question isn't selfish.
And it doesn't mean you need to blow up the life you've built.
It may simply mean you've reached the point where what got you here isn't necessarily what will take you where you want to go next.
You are simply feeling the pains of a life that you've outgrown. Your First Mountain life.
Your 2nd Mountain begins by getting curious about what could be next.
What's worth keeping?
What would you gladly leave behind?
What parts of yourself would you like more of?
And what could the next chapter look like if you built it deliberately?
You don't need to have the answers yet.
That's what these five days are for.
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