Change is inevitable for every living human, but in some areas of our growth and development, we have a limited capacity to welcome, petition, delay, govern, or flat-out deny its existence.

But you can’t hold out forever. A child will eventually look like and be considered an adult, whether they feel like acting as one. A young adult will eventually enter middle age, old age, and then finally die regardless of their desire to remain alive. 

This is the beautiful and painfully reality of being human, and we have been wrestling with it since the beginning of time.

What if we could better understand the midlife transition in ways that can support and inform our growth rather than leave us reeling or guessing? Don’t leave your life in the hands of apathy or gravity.

In this book, Rob Murray wrestles from within the trenches of his own midlife transition, which include sewer drains, strokes, doctoral research, and the advice and expertise of others who have gone before him. 

The end result is a book that illuminates a pathway of education, assurance, and inspiration to guide readers to resource along their own journey and those of others around them.