Andy P Taylor

What Now? (The Second Act) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

You did everything right and still ended up asking, "Is this it?"

You got the career, the house, the relationship, the sense of being a functioning adult and yet something feels off. Somewhere between the paychecks, the mindfulness apps, and the desperate Googling for "purpose," life stopped feeling like yours.

Welcome to midlife not the crisis, but the crossroads.

What Now? is an unfiltered, funny, and deeply practical guide to rediscovering direction when success no longer feels satisfying. Blending sharp humour, grounded psychology, and real-world wisdom, Andy P. Taylor helps readers untangle the quiet chaos of "having it all" and still feeling stuck.

Through raw honesty and no-BS insight, What Now? challenges the outdated maps of success and invites you to trade them for a compass that actually works.

You'll learn how to:

• Spot the difference between being fine and being fulfilled.
• Escape the productivity trap that keeps you "busy but bored."
• Redefine success without blowing up your life.
• Turn your so-called midlife crisis into your second act.
• Rebuild meaning, joy, and self-respect one honest decision at a time.

This isn't about manifesting a better life. It's about making one that fits.

If you've ever looked around your life and quietly thought, Something's missing, this book is your permission slip to stop pretending and start living on purpose.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Caerbannog Books
• Erscheinungstermin: 2. November 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798232550882
• Artikelnr.: 75800575

Autorenporträt

Andy P. Taylor is a life coach, writer, and perennial overthinker and underachiever who's spent 25 years studying why smart people make dumb life choices including himself.

His Second Act Series blends hard truth, humour, and just enough hope to make you believe you can sort your life out... eventually.

He writes about the messy, funny, and sometimes ridiculous business of figuring out who the hell you are once you've done everything (or at least some of it) you were "supposed" to.