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What Readers Are Saying

 

This book is like a masterclass in empowerment.  Sally shows in luminous prose that endurance and aspiration are not the right words for us[BAL1] .  Instead, celebration and openness to the wonder and artistry of our lives are the optimum ways to express who we are. Plus it’s downright fun to read!  There is no higher endorsement than to simply say: You will be happy you read this book.

 – David Spangler, author of The Call, and Apprenticed to Spirit

Sally Jean Fox is an inspiring storyteller, demonstrating how humor, joy, and creative expression are everyone’s birthright, inspiring the voice of Truth within. Meeting the Muse After Midlife transforms our way of life from an acquiescent, linear struggle, into a multifaceted experience. Empowered by faith, courage and compassion, she calls us to live a life of true purpose, passion and possibility, beyond the myths of retirement and ageism. Meeting the Muse after Midlife will release new freedoms within you, offering a refreshing new perspective on what it means to grow older.

– Chloe Goodchild, singing philosopher, voice healer, founder of The Naked Voice, and author of, “The Naked Voice, Transform Your Life through the Power of Sound” 

 

 Minding the Muse is a joyride. There are struggles, and there is grief, but all along the way, the Muse is there, whispering: “Now, paint. Now, write. Now, dance and sing.” And why would you not, when life is so short and so precious? 

       Ann Hedreen, author of Her Beautiful Brain

 

We each possess a creative spirit, but few of us recognize it, and even fewer still live in ways to give it wings—especially after midlife. Sally Fox’s wise, funny book, Meeting the Muse After Midlife, shows us by example that aging is less about cognitive decline than about creative incline, if not creative flight. It’s never too late to find your way. Let Sally Fox’s story be your inspiring guide. 

-Jeffrey Davis, author of Tracking Wonder: Reclaiming a Life of Meaning & Possibility in a World Obsessed with Productivity

 

It’s never too late to thrive creatively

Have you looked at your life and felt like you wanted more?

Felt a hunger to express yourself despite the old messages that told you that you were not sufficiently creative, artistic, musical, talented or, you name it?

Wanted to make the most of all that remainds of your wild and precious life?

Wanted to transform the losses and pains that can come with age into a fertilizer for your creativity?

YOU CAN!

Follow the story of how I followed the whispers and then met my Muse at 62—and be inspired to live your own, best, creative life.

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Meeting the Muse After Midlife: A Journey to Meaning, Creativity and Joy is about one woman’s quest—mine— to find passion and purpose in aging.

As I crossed the threshold of midlife, my heart started telling me,  I wanted more! More joy. More ability to make the most of each each moment as I stepped into the land of getting older.

After years of being a successful consultant and educator, my soul wanted my full attention.

Time to trade in some “professional credibility” for the ability to express my authentic, quirky self.

I wrote. I did improv theatre. I gardened like my life depended on it.

And then, I met the Muse.

And began to trust myself.

Join me on a journey to a more expressive life, challenging old messages about aging even as I deal with the losses and challenges getting older can bring.

I’ll show you how my intuition and Muses guided me to a sense of purpose that was more than “just words.”

I’ll inspire you to experiment through my explorations, some successful and then share the practices and disciplines that helped support my new, more creative world.

Feel inspired to see how you, too, could leave behind the old messages and stories that left you smaller than you are.

Travel with me as I learned to delight in beauty, garner wisdom, and feed my soul.

Here's what other authors are saying

""Sally does an incredible job of conveying the emotions and reflections many of us feel moving into the third chapter of life…and offers the possibility that life becomes richer when we see it in terms of “both/and."
Margaret Seidler
Author, Power Surge
"Sally masterfully guides her readers with honesty and love by drawing out a new understanding of the mysterious way that our material and spiritual worlds shape one another…"
Heather Williams
Author, Drawing as a Sacred Activity
"Disguised as a memoir, this is a wise, witty, and captivating exploration of aging and creativity. Sally shows in luminous prose that celebration and openness to the wonder and artistry of our lives are the optimum ways to express who we are. This book is like a masterclass in empowerment… You’ll be happy you read this book."
David Spangler
Author, The Call and Apprenticed to Spirit
"Sally Fox is a masterful storyteller who takes us on a profound journey of awakening. There’s a quiet revolution happening in the world: The second half and even the third act of life is taking on a whole new dimension—she’s a pioneer in this movement…"
Dana Lynne Andersen
Author, Art and Spirit: Creativity and the Transformation of Consci
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