I quit my job at age 55 after learning this...

[@reggisweat]

Thanks for watching! 🩷 🔥 Ready to make a change? 👉 Let me know in the comments: What would it take for YOU to start fresh?

[@laladeylaya6738]

You are a beautiful, intelligent soul and woman❤

[@EmpoweredLiving70]

You must be my twin. I quit my job at 54, now I am 71. I will write more but for now, I wanted to post here and connect as a New Subscriber.

[@reggisweat]

Thank you so much for your kind words! They mean the world to me. ❤️

[@reggisweat]

@EmpoweredLiving70 Welcome, twin! I’m so happy to connect with you and hear about your journey. Can’t wait to learn more from you and thank you for subscribing! 🩷

[@Dottiedang]

I'm on the verge. I don't want to trade my time for money anymore. I want to do what God wants. Anyday now.

[@hrhthequeen2654]

I retired five years ago at the age of 54. Many told me that I would be bored. As of this moment I have not experienced boredom at any time. I do what I want, when I want, if I want. That is living.

[@reggisweat]

I love this! Living life on your own terms is the ultimate freedom. You’re proof that retirement doesn’t mean boredom, it means choice! Thank you for commenting. 👏🏽🩷

[@Expat_Ingrid]

Yep! Me too! I'm so busy I can't finish all the things I want to do!

[@aking1196]

Sounds awesome to me!

[@Carolina480]

Good for yuo there’s a lot Yuo can do keep yuo busy daily if yuo get bored volunteer there so many places Yuo can fo that I still work and on my day s off it’s not enough so I can’t wait to retire I know I won’t get bored I don’t understand why some people hate their retirement enjoy it

[@Jazz-fg2dm]

Everyone is different. I live in Belgium. In nov 2021, I lost my job because of Covid when I was 56 yrs old. And I then decided not to hunt for another job and instead live off my real estate investments in addition to my unemployment benefit. However, after 6 months, I got terribly bored and I went back hunting for a job. I've been working now since Oct 2022 and I will continue so until my official retirement age of 67. I have no pleasure in doing nothing. I'm not married and I have no kids.

[@SteffaniesJourney]

New here.. I’m 54 and I’m here… I keep saying I’m retiring at 55 whether my 401k says I should or not. I’ve worked since I was 14, I’m tired. I need to enjoy my life b4 I can’t!!

[@RedClayLotus]

It's that last line...I hope you are in good health. Being chronically ill, I now wish some of the things I decided could wait til later, that I had actually moved on before my health tool a turn. I'm grateful to just be on this side of Heaven. Whatever you can do that you desire, I encourage you to do it now!! Many blessings ❤

[@reggisweat]

Such a powerful reminder to prioritize what truly matters. Thank you for sharing your wisdom…wishing you continued blessings and strength. ❤️

[@reggisweat]

@SteffaniesJourney, I love your determination to put yourself first! Life is meant to be lived, and I’m cheering you on as you make the most of every moment. ❤️

[@anitadelacruz4897]

Wow! Same here! It seems like 55 will never get here...i started working a paper route and then at 15, worked in an icecream shop. After 30 years of teaching, i have to wait until 55 for a full pension.... i wanna quit every other week. I am tired.

[@phoenixnm1008]

I agree with you. Since young, I planned to stop working at 55, so I can still enjoy my kids, which are now young adults.

[@tinotendakunaishe7952]

50 year old blk male here. I became exhausted with all the battles i had to fight at work. It wasn't enough to be good at my job (which i was). I realised spending the rest of my life in the corporate world would be a waste of the rest of my life. I got laid off in November of 2023 and I haven't gone back

[@reggisweat]

I completely understand that feeling. Corporate life can take so much from us. I’m glad you’re giving yourself the freedom to choose what truly matters now. Wishing you peace and purpose on this new path my friend! 💪🏾💙

[@kenny3269]

I identify with this completely. Best of luck to you on your future; may it be filled with contentment and peace.

[@eyeshaveit591]

Got laid off on Election Day from a corporate job that was very racist and was so happy to be free from the slave ship. I'll figure out my life going forward but as for now I am feeling much happier.

[@tinotendakunaishe7952]

@@reggisweat Thank you ! And blessings to you and your Mom.

[@tinotendakunaishe7952]

@@eyeshaveit591 Congratulations on being free of the racism ! I feel you on that. Being happier with your every day life is much more important than a job will ever be. We only get one life. We have to make the most of it

[@SharonRainey]

I am 52 and leaving my corporate job next year. The date has already circled on the calendar. I am going to focus on building my vision. My business. Time to live for me.

[@reggisweat]

Love that you’re prioritizing your vision and happiness, Sharon! Cheers to a new chapter filled with purpose and freedom! 🩷

[@tinotendakunaishe7952]

You'll get so much fulfilment from that ...the kind a corporate job could never give you. I'm currently building a tourism business in east africa and its the best decision i ever made.

[@firestar7774]

Many people are beginning to see the light and it’s a good thing!

[@joancbatisteq6809]

I soo.......proud of you I am struggling with the same and more I can't even express in words so I am happy for YOU!!!

[@joancbatisteq6809]

May I add you look FABULOUS ❤

[@islandgirl8914]

Peace, purpose and time. Amen. My last day of work is Dec 31st. I’m done and tired. I have no new job and I’m okay with that….bravo. Congratulations.

[@reggisweat]

Many blessings to you! It takes courage to step away, and it sounds like you’re ready for this next chapter. Wishing you rest and healing as you move forward. You’ve earned it! 🙏🏽

[@islandgirl8914]

Blessings Reggi. Thank you.

[@LD-px7dp]

Yesssss

[@pinksky7203]

Congrats,I want to do this so badly, I just don't understand the basics. How will you pay your bills, medical etc?

[@lisahenderson6122]

You are gorgeous.

[@reggisweat]

Thank you so much! You just made my day! Sending that love right back to you. ❤️

[@joannapatterson4625]

She is.

[@jonisoma5726]

…so are you.

[@Retired-jr3qs]

Self care is so important. I retired at 57. I'm now 62 and focusing on getting healthy. Great video.

[@reggisweat]

Wow…I love how you took the leap! Very inspiring. I hope to engage more with you in the community and thank you for the positive feedback! 🩷

[@jazzyeric21]

Very similar story here. I'm a 59 year old black male and officially walked away from working earlier this year. I was a caregiver for my mother while also working as an IT consultant and also running a very successful side business with 20+ employees. I made a ton of money but was slowly dying inside especially after my mother passed without me being by her side due my "other commitments". My drive also helped kill my marriage after nearly 30 years together. Today, I'm living by the beach overseas with a different wife who is 15 years my junior, speaking a different language, and living like a king due to the much lower cost of living and very favorable currency exchange rate overseas. I bike ride the beach boardwalk everyday, eat the right foods, and have an immensely close relationship with my non english speaking wife. I've never been happier in my life. We are now in the youth of our senior years. The "go-go" years. We have paid our dues. Now is the time to start living the life of our dreams.

[@reggisweat]

I love your story! Thank you for that. It’s so inspiring to hear how you’ve created a life that brings you joy and fulfillment after so many challenges. Wishing you continued happiness in this new chapter. 🙏🏽

[@angelapetitt7048]

Love this!! I quit corporate to go on a self funded sabbatical for 3 years & to date I have traveled to over 81 countries. So glad I made that pivot years ago, now I am a caregiver to my wonderful mom. This journey after 50 is not what I expected, but nonetheless beautiful! Keep the faith and love what you are doing. 100% doc approved!!

[@reggisweat]

Wow, what an incredible journey you’ve had! You’re living proof that life after 50 can be filled with amazing experiences. Thank you for sharing! 💖

[@loganstyle8832]

Do you have a KZbin blog. I would love to hear more about your story.

[@bonitak8483]

I retired this past June 2024. I am physically able to have continued working but I didn’t want to. I have found peace and purpose. No regrets!😊

[@reggisweat]

That’s beautiful. Finding peace and purpose is everything! No regrets, just joy in this next chapter. Agree my friend. ☺️🩷

[@pamgordon5051]

I can totally relate Reggi. I had to retire at age 48 (I'm 59 now) due to having a disabled adult daughter that I care for with my husband's help. Between my stressful career and my daughter's constant hospital visits I decided enough was enough. It is one decision I don't regret and would do it again not just for my daughter's health but my own. My daughter is now 31 and totally disabled diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. I'm sooooo thankful to the Lord that she has Long term care and with the help of caregivers (when they're here, because there are times when they're not). The rat race is not worth it!

[@reggisweat]

Pam, your story touches my heart. You’ve shown such strength and love for your daughter, and I admire your decision to choose what truly matters. Wishing you continued peace and health. You’re an inspiration! 🩷

[@lettruthprevail9820]

Parasite…M S…Pam…Bartha..videos

[@lettruthprevail9820]

MS

[@lettruthprevail9820]

Is curable

[@lettruthprevail9820]

Parasites

[@sdavis6456]

I was a firefighter/medic for almost 20 years and medically retired at 52, due to injuries. I have never looked back! I was the ONLY black female on my department! You can imagine some of the BS that I had to deal with! Good luck to you! I know you’ll be fine, you have a great perspective on things! 🙏🏾

[@reggisweat]

Wow, what impressive background you have…your perseverance is very inspiring. Thank you for sharing your story. I appreciate your encouragement! 🩷

[@VeronicaAnderson-t2b]

My sentiments exactly from Atlanta. I was fortunate to retire 4 years ago during the pandemic from a thankless job. My health got so much better, even my feet look better because I am not wearing heels everyday. I have more money now than I did working 40 hours a week. You do not realize how much your finances revolve around a job and commuting daily. America's work world is run by essential workers which we found out during the pandemic. The dedicated, talented burnout workers have quit, and America has felt the impact. Now the upper class are begging and demanding that people come back to work. Not going back! Corporate America realizes that a big shift has happened in work America. The younger generations are not going to perform the work grind we did for years. So I salute and support you in your new endeavor. When you close one door, another opens. Love and light prayers to your dear mother.

[@reggisweat]

Thank you so much for sharing your story! It’s inspiring to hear you’re thriving after making such a big change. I love it! 🩷

[@daretoberare6435]

Omg I feel you, I’m caring for my mom who had a stroke at 56 and now she’s 76. My husband had a stroke year and a half ago so I’m caring for him also and I’m tired. I work also

[@reggisweat]

Oh, I feel this so deeply my sister…you are doing so much, and I know that exhaustion all too well. Caregiving for your mom and husband while working takes incredible strength. I checked out your channel, and I see your heart and dedication shining through. We’re on this journey together, and I’m sending you so much love and encouragement. Stay strong my friend and know you’re not alone in this. ❤️

[@bethelyah2331]

Whew my sister.. that’s a lot . My prayers are with you .

[@lettruthprevail9820]

DMSO may be helpful in healing your husband.

[@andreav2125]

I'm 55 now, exhausted from nearly 40 years of full-time work and burned out for sure. I'm starting to need medical appointments too, for various things. Unfortunately I didn't save, and cannot quit my job anytime soon. It doesn't pay much, but I am desperate to do something meaningful with my life instead of wasting away at this job that doesn't care about me. I have been thinking about starting my own channel as well, and just now trying to figure out what it is that I can offer that people will want. Thank you for the video!

[@reggisweat]

I hear you, and I know how tough it can feel when you’re stuck in burnout. Starting your own channel sounds like a wonderful idea to explore! Sharing your story and skills could connect you with so many others who need to hear it. You’d be surprised how much you have to offer. Cheering you on as you figure it out!🩷💪🏽

[@catherinewashington-willia9364]

No regrets here. I retired at the end of 2023. I am a RN, worked at VAMC for 21 years, I was tired, burnt out and unfilled. Now, Im free, travel when I want to and love being home, my home. I thank God everyday for taking care and providing for me.

[@reggisweat]

Wow! Congratulations on your retirement! Much deserved and encouraging. 😊. I thank you for your service for us Veterans also! 🫡💙

[@TraMonique]

NOT THIS IS VALUABLE CONTENT!!! Thank you so much for sharing your story. On Nov 1st. at the age of 51, I walked away from my 15 year career in Media. I was burnt out, stressed and at the end of my rope. I didn't have a job and I didn't care. Fast forward a few weeks later ... I have so much peace and I'm feeling more like myself again. I also realized that I wanted to help those who are experiencing the same in their career. I just became certified as a professional life coach with emphasis on career and personal development. We still have so much to offer. Thank you again! New subscriber here! I will definitely support you!

[@reggisweat]

Thank you so much for sharing, Monique! Walking away after 15 years takes courage, and I know burnout is no joke. Here’s to finding peace, freedom, and a fresh start on your terms! And thank you again for subscribing to the channel! ❤️

[@RedClayLotus]

Congratulations!! Walking in your purpose. Can you imagine if we as women put that same energy into what fulfills US as we do or did into corporate?? Many blessings on your next chapter. ♥

[@Jonesy795]

I was just talking to the Lord today about what should I do regarding my corporate job. I’ve reached the limit of what I can accomplish there. I know in my heart it’s time to take a leap of faith . That salary is keeping me from following my passion for building my music school. I am so ready to quit but I was going to wait a year to quit when I turn 55. Have been feeling this way for a very long time and yet I stick with it out of fear that I can’t replace my salary in my own business. I know that’s a lie I’m telling myself bc I know I can succeed in my own business. It’s leaving the comfort of a fixed salary is what’s kept me stagnant. Today I prayed and asked the Lord what should I do. How can I get unstuck? And your video came up. Thank you for sharing your story! It’s what I needed. Thank you!

[@poet82n]

I'm in the same place, except I just turned 42. I have my own publishing and community development company and have been working full-time in my J-O-B. I'm single and have experienced severe homelessness over the years. Letting go of a stable, consistent job is scary. I have stability (roof over my head) because of my consistent income. I've worked on my business part-time over the years, but one of my business mentors says I have a hobby because I'm not giving it my all. I know I'm capable of successfully building my company and being financially stable. It's just taking the leap in the beginning to let go of what seems consistent and just do it. I'm right there with you. I feel like we need a support group lol.

[@reggisweat]

@jonesy795 what a beautiful prayer and reflection with the Lord. Taking that leap of faith is hard, but it sounds like your heart knows the right path. And I completely understand leaving that paycheck is scary although if you have your plan and execute it, I am sure it will be a blessing to you and others. 🩷💪🏽

[@reggisweat]

@poet82n I completely understand…it’s so tough to let go of stability, but you’re right: sometimes we just have to leap. I’m rooting for you and your vision. It’s clear you’re ready for the next step and whatever that looks like for you! 💪🏾 🩷

[@Jonesy795]

@@reggisweat thank you for taking the time to respond! Blessings 🙏

[@FreeSpirit-lp5rs]

You are too cute lady! I hope to look like you at 55. I’m on a similar journey and I thank you for sharing your story. God bless us all!

[@reggisweat]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I’m so glad we’re on similar journeys. God bless us both as we continue to embrace this season of life. 💛

[@mustangdaddy4125]

I left my position as a full time Pharmacist at 62. It’s been 3 years now and I’m so happy! I’m now enjoying hobbies that I did when I was much younger. Now I’m learning a new language and learning how to play the guitar 😊. Subscribed 😊

[@reggisweat]

Wow! You sound like you are really in an excellent place! Keep playing that guitar. It seems to warm the soul in many ways. 🩷

[@laughingbird]

❤️ You make 55 look amazing! 😻

[@reggisweat]

Oh thank you! 🩷

[@tutubanks1752]

Baby, I can't thank you enough for this video, I quit my job 3 months ago and before that I took FMLA. The reason, I didn't like how those people were treating me, I will get back to work next year, but before I allow a job to stress me out, I'm going to clock forever. Take care❤

[@reggisweat]

Wow, Tutu, what an empowering decision! Prioritizing your peace and well-being over a stressful environment is such a bold and admirable move. I’m wishing you all the best as you reset and prepare for what’s next. 🩷

[@suzettecross7778]

I feel so encouraged watching this video and reading the Comments. Thank you all for being so transparent. I’m a 54 year old Black female, and an Educator, by profession. I left my public school teaching job of 16 1/2 years, September 2023. I couldn’t go back as it was sucking the soul out of me. I had not been taking proper care of ME, and my Middle School teaching job only amplified my stress level. I’m single, no kids, and help care for an aging mom and a slightly older sister who’s dealing with Parkinson’s plus a Breast Cancer survivor. And did I mention that I’m also the bread winner; they live with me. I worked hard, saved and spent less than I earned. Since December 2023, I’ve been living off of my savings and loving the freedom to BE! Self-care is optimal. I’m doing me and deciding on the next chapter of my life with the grace of God. No Fear, no more!

[@reggisweat]

Suzette, your courage to prioritize your well-being and embrace a new chapter is truly inspiring. Thank you for sharing your journey of strength, self-care, and faith. Your story is a testament to the power of perseverance and trusting in the process. ❤️

[@jstar904]

I’m 55….Wishing you the best on your new journey!

[@reggisweat]

Thank you so much for the well wishes! It's exciting to be on this new adventure, isn't it? 🙏🏽

[@vs0063]

I'm a caregiver too and it's hard not having time off during the black out dates for the holiday but I asked for Christmas week off and got it. On my days off, I'm continuing to do what I do during the week, it's just less stressful because I'm not working. Two days is never enough time to recover but I'm thankful I can care for my Daddy, he's 90 and I'm 53.

[@reggisweat]

Being a caregiver is no small feat, and I completely understand how hard it is to find time to recover. I’m so glad you got that Christmas week off! You deserve it. Taking care of your Daddy at 90 is such a blessing, and you’re doing an incredible job. Sending you strength and peace for the journey. ❤️👏🏽

[@Sylviascampingandadventures]

In June 2024 I sold my house and moved to a small town. Health was good then I went back to work. After 2 weeks my physical and emotional health had fallen. I quit and decided to take a early retirement. I'll be 60 in In February and I'm truly loving life! I'm working on a side hustle I believe in and I'm trusting God to take care of me!

[@reggisweat]

What a beautiful transition, Sylvia! I really love your story! Trusting God, prioritizing health, and building a side hustle sounds like a strategy for happiness and purpose. Wishing you continued peace. 🌟🩷

[@cynthiabiel7714]

I need a side hustle....can you suggest anything to me? I am in desperate need .

[@Sylviascampingandadventures]

@cynthiabiel7714 my suggestion is to seek what you love the most. What comes naturally to you. I just started doing body butters. I plan to get back to doing my handmade jewelry as well. Think of your health in your decision as well. Some crafting can hurt the back and hands.

[@LATONEAPODCAST]

Congrats! I, at 49 years old in 2021, retired and now write children's books. My series is called Angelina Honey Bee. Now on my 7th book. Working on my first novel. I also became celibate. I don't go out on dates, but that doesn't mean that I don't want to date. It's just not a priority anymore. My novel I hope also helps the world. My life has been filled with making others happy. I don't mind being on a budget because I don't need much. I don't have debt, thank goodness. So, I am able to be more free. Loving this new journey.

[@reggisweat]

What an inspiring story, thank you for sharing! I love your focus on writing, creating, and living intentionally. 🩷

[@ShantayNorth82]

The divine timing of this video! I just spent the past week working 40 hours remotely while taking care of my 15 year old son while he was in the hospital with a sickle cell crisis. I was on the phone with my manager earlier this week from the ER and she basically told me that my son’s cries were a distraction. I’m exhausted and I’m only 42 years old but my sons will always have sickle cell and my job has been so stressful to balance for the last 14 years. I’m ready to walk away for my own peace of mind. I’m tired of feeling as if I have to choose between my family and me and my job.

[@reggisweat]

Your strength and resilience are truly remarkable. No one should ever have to choose between their family and a job. Your peace of mind and your family’s well-being are so important. Sending you so much love and encouragement as you make decisions that serve you best.❤️

[@AgingOnYourTerms]

I resonated with all of this and made a plan to exit Corporate America within 3 years, but I was laid off at 55 instead. Everything happens for a reason because it happened at a time when both of my in-law's health started to decline, so I became free to coordinate their care and start my channel to motivate others to plan for aging...because you need to do more than just save for retirement.

[@reggisweat]

Everything truly does happen for a reason, and I admire how you turned a challenging time into something so impactful. Starting a channel to motivate others takes real courage, and I’m cheering you on! Your message about planning for more than just retirement is so needed. Wishing you so much success! 🙌🏽🎉🩷

[@AgingOnYourTerms]

@reggisweat Thank you for the encouragement. I am really glad your channel popped up in my feed. 😊

[@tazharry8255]

Commenting for the algorithm and subscribing to help out! I pray you are blessed with more followers and success on this journey. Take good care of yourself and your mom!

[@therightadvicellcpatrice4664]

You and your hair look beautiful!!! I left my 9-5 in Sept 2019. I physically felt unhappy & unfulfilled. I was also perimenopausal, and that made it worse. BE ENCOURAGED! I wish you much success, happiness & prosperity as you navigate your new normal. I'll be along on your ride. p.s. I, too, am fasinated by Cecilia😊

[@reggisweat]

I am so happy you’re on this adventure with me! I’m excited to continue connecting with amazing women like you! 💗 p.s. yes Cecilia is my calm in a world of noise. 😉

[@SonyasJourney]

I’m in the same boat. I quit my job almost two years ago at 60 to follow my path. I am loving the freedom. Keep doing what you’re doing, you are making a difference. ❤

[@reggisweat]

Thank you, Sonya! I love hearing how you’re embracing freedom…such an inspiration. Here’s to making a difference together! ❤️

[@glitznal]

Thanks for your transparency. I’m 51 and seriously assessing my current journey. I just completed my doctoral study & I realize personal alignment is a priority as I move toward 2025. I have worked since the age of 12. 🙏🏽❤️

[@BriggitteBuchanan]

I actually just got my license as a LPCC, and now I am struggling to complete my goal of getting my doctorate. Congratulations to you!!!.

[@reggisweat]

Congratulations on completing your doctoral study-that’s such a huge accomplishment! 🙌🏽❤️

[@maryshannon3326]

You look amazing for your age, and the best is yet to come! God bless you. I was a caregiver for my mom and dad for some years and it is so hard, but so worthwhile in the end. Mine both passed within 6 months of each other and the grief was very strong for 2 years afterwards. Then I had the strength to make a big change and move somewhere with sunshine, which I had been missing for years. Now I am ready to start planning my next adventure, at 58 years on this earth. You give me inspiration.

[@reggisweat]

Thank you for sharing your powerful story! The resilience you've shown is truly inspiring, and I'm excited for you to create a new path that fills you with sunshine. ✨🩷

[@Sistahknit]

Corporate America will burn you out if you sit in it long enough. I always had great hobbies during my work career. My corporate executive bosses admired that and purchased over $5000. Of my book. They redesigned their entire HR on boarding orientation around me. Work was never my life. It paid the bills but my book is still bringing in finances 4 years later. I was a care provider for my grandmother but always had time for me and creative nature. I just moved from New York on August 30th. Now in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. I plan to work online part time hopefully for a Christian film company. It’s beautiful creating a new life the way you want it. So much to explore and discover about ourselves. I’m sure you will too, will do awesome things. God bless you Sistah!

[@reggisweat]

Wow, what an inspiring story! It’s amazing how you’ve woven creativity and caregiving into your life while staying true to your purpose. Your move to Myrtle Beach and plans to work in Christian film sound so beautiful! What a new chapter of freedom and exploration. Thank you for sharing this, and God bless you too, Sis! 🙏🏾❤️

[@thecreativelady1908]

Wow! I really identified with this video. I am standing at a crossroads myself. My mom had a stroke in March. I am an only child who works in a CHAOTIC school environment, out of town! You already know the challenges and stress levels I am experiencing. I submitted my intent to retire on my birthday in August but later rescinded it thinking I should just try to hold on until the end of the school year. Sitting here on Christmas Break and thankful The Algorithm recommended your video! Thank you!🙏🏾

[@reggisweat]

You can do this and I’m rooting for you, my friend! You are a great daughter and smart lady from what I can tell. Keep creating!❤️🙏🏽

[@MJ_Solo]

I’m not gonna lie, I was drawn in by that lucious mane, but stayed for the powerful message and subbed. The camera work is impeccable as well🎉

[@reggisweat]

I am so happy you’re here! Thank you for your support, and I’m always working to improve, so I’m glad you liked the video quality! 🙏🏽🩷

[@gloriabass9945]

It takes a heck of a lot to inspire me and to make me move my butt and get my book done,THIS IS VIRAL CONTENT

[@reggisweat]

Wow, that means so much! Thank you! I’m cheering you on to get that book done because the world needs your story. Let’s keep inspiring each other and making moves. Cheers! 🩷🥂

[@MagarethWoods]

Last year, I was working full time, budgeting groceries, unable to afford date nights, and missing time with my kids. Now I learned how to make money online. Now am a SAHM, homeschooling, and making profits every week.

[@Glamourstry]

I love this for you!

[@reggisweat]

I love hearing this! Your story is inspiring! ❤️

[@EvolvingwithEtta]

Hello there, thank you for sharing. This is encouraging. I lost my job at 55. I was out of the corporate world for a complete year. Now, back to work in corporate and the commute is harder than the job. God's trying to tell me something. When you popped up in my feed, I said let's get the fire started because there's a message here. Thank you so much for bringing the awareness back to me 🙏🏽.

[@reggisweat]

Thank you so much for the kind words and I am rooting for you. Keep your eye to the sky. 🙏🏽🩷

[@EvolvingwithEtta]

@reggisweat Thank you 🙏🏽. I am rooting for you as well. You've taken the hardest step🙌🏽🙌🏽.

[@traceyyoung8530]

Sister I applaud you for taking control of you time. I so can relate to your story and look forward to exiting my whenever to whenever corporate prison👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽. Thanks for sharing!

[@reggisweat]

You can do it! Keep the faith! I like your phrasing btw! 🩷

[@thesooffle7217]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽I quit my job & retired myself as an administrative assistant at a high school in 2017, where my son graduated in 2014, I was 53. I developed high blood pressure while working there so leaving was always in the back of my mind. I loved to write so I started writing children’s books and poems in my spare time during the 7 years I worked there and ended up with at least 25 book ideas. I self-published 2 books while I was there and after I quit I self-published 2 more and I’m working on lots more and a poetry book. I was able to get them in our public library, a family owned bookstore and I’m a vendor for our school region. God ordered every step I took and I’m still following my heart at age 60 and the book ideas & other business ideas just continue to flow. I also take my elderly mom to lots of Dr visits and my brother who had a stroke at 51 this year, so I can relate to you so well because having a job would not be beneficial because I’d have to take off so much. I know you will thrive and soar in this new season of your life, you’ve already made one step, God will do the rest. Peace, Love & Continued Blessings to You❤

[@reggisweat]

Wow, what an incredible story! Your dedication to writing and caregiving is so inspiring. I love how you’ve turned challenges into creativity and purpose. What a blessing to your family and community. Keep soaring! 🙌🏽🩷

[@ULuvJanae]

I wanna be just like you. I write poetry

[@JonathanKDeau]

I am a 50-year-old black male, former executive, and I resigned from my job in Sept of this year. Burnout is real and I feel so relieved. I have a 5-year-old daughter, and she couldn't be happier. I launched my own business, and it feels great to be able to control my time and my days.

[@reggisweat]

Congratulations on taking that step to reclaim your time and energy! Burnout is so real, and I’m glad you’re finding joy with your daughter and your new business. Wishing you all the best in this exciting chapter! 💙

[@JonathanKDeau]

@@reggisweat Thank you! And I am wishing you all the best in your journey too.

[@yvonnejohnson2247]

I’m retiring January 2026. at the age of 56. I understand and agree with this video and a lot of the comments. I am tired of asking someone can I take a day off. My employer can control my pay, but not my Income. I am going to start my business and make as much as I see fit. My time is valuable. My happiness, peacefulness and purpose is most important. My father passed away in May of 23 and also in 23 After taking care of my aunt and watching her take her last breath in June that did it for me. I am responsible for everything and everyone. It’s time for me to take care of me.

[@reggisweat]

I’m so sorry for the loss of your father and aunt - your strength and resilience are truly inspiring. 🙏🏽❤️ and you have the right mindset for your new chapter my friend. Thank you for commenting. ❤️

[@OrlandoRealEstatewithShaunad]

New follower. I love all of this. 58 and I get it. All of it. I've been a caregiver. I am married. I am a professional on so many levels and I get it. Let's go!

[@reggisweat]

Thank you so much for subscribing, my new friend! Seems like we have parallel lives. Let’s get it!🩷🙌🏽

[@Brownmahfun]

This is a important message but I cannot listen that well because of your FABULOUS, BEAUTIFUL HAIR. It takes all of the attention.

[@reggisweat]

Thank you for the sweet compliment! I’m glad the message resonated with you, and I hope you continue finding value in my videos. Stay fabulous! 🩷

[@aclark1197]

God Bless You and Your Momma. I am so proud of you for realizing that you create the life around AROUND the things that matter not the reverse and God will give you the grace to get through it. You dont let circumstances dictate your Matters what matters to You. You get One Momma although you may be blessed to have mom like figures you get One Momma. If she is good momma you will be blessed for a lifetime of her fond memories her input her values. She can never be replaced.

[@reggisweat]

Thank you so much for this beautiful message! You’re so right, our loved ones are irreplaceable, and creating a life around what matters is everything. Blessings to you! ❤️

[@adammorra3813]

The problem with quitting jobs at this age is that no other company will hire you in your 50s. they will think you are too old and can't learn new things or get with the time. This is what I am afraid of and it's a scary thought if others things don't work out, then you are out of income and a good job.

[@reggisweat]

I understand where you’re coming from. Change at this stage can feel overwhelming, and fear of the unknown is real. But I truly believe that our skills, experiences, and talents don’t expire, even if the world tells us otherwise. Quitting a traditional job doesn’t mean you stop working…it means you start working differently. Sometimes, stepping out of the familiar takes faith, and for me, trusting God has been everything on this journey. You’re never too old to create something new or follow a different path. I hope this inspires you to see what’s possible, even if it feels uncertain.

[@adammorra3813]

@reggisweat thank you for the kind words. This does give me hope and you are right, I need to put my faith in God. What do you do for health insurance? Thats the other scary thing about US. I thought about going abroad to start my business cause health insurance would be very expensive

[@t.terrell7037]

@@reggisweatamen and I concur and 👍🏾 agree

[@t.terrell7037]

@@reggisweatI also love your message because FAITH never gets old and people need to push forward despite fear….

[@theshugashackpodcast2457]

I quit my job March 2023 and it took a minute but I started a new position a few months later I’m 57.

[@brigettereid8961]

What a blessing that you showed up in my algorithm. I'm ready to make a change and work on it every day. I crave time and freedom from my corporate job which is not fulfilling. I plan is to replace my current salary with my own business by the end of 2025.

[@reggisweat]

You are going to do amazing things! I'm sending you all the positive vibes for achieving your goal! 🩷

[@Teresita-T1o]

I stopped working at 43 to raise my grandson who is now thirteen. I didnt hesitate 💯 I homeschooled him and he continues to be homeschooled. I am considering my employment options now that Im 55 ❤ I have learned to live an unhurried life by living in grace by faith. Great post ❤

[@reggisweat]

You are such an example of working mindfully and intentionally. Thank you for sharing your story such a blessing.🩷

[@Teresita-T1o]

@reggisweat ✌❤

[@benatural49]

Being laid off at 62. This is the second time in 10 years. I’m not interested in working for another company. They pushed me out the door. Now I can do what’s in my heart to bring true satisfaction in life. Be careful what you pray for. 🌼🌸🌺

[@reggisweat]

I feel you. It’s amazing that you’re finding your purpose after such a challenge. Sending you so much love as you build your new path. 💗

[@ConsterL]

I retired at 57, which seemed too early, but I simply couldn’t continue. Having time to take care of myself has been wonderful. I don’t have as much money as I’d hoped to save but I have enough. I’m not bored, I’m relaxed. I may do something else, but until then, I think I’ll just enjoy my life

[@michelestewart-stepney3966]

Thank you for making this video and by the way, you did a great job and shared the message so articulately. I resonate with soooo much of what you mentioned as to the reasons why you decided to take a chance on yourself! I've been teaching for 12 years and my illness(es) are a direct result of the stress I try to manage every single day. Well, to my body, stress is stress....I'm not managing it at all. Listening to your testimony inspired me to keep in motion the plan I've been preparing to implement and that I've prayed on and received confirmation from God. I am also a caretaker and my biggest concern is making sure I have adequate healthcare, but I do have ideas how that will work. I really just need to take that leap of faith and bet on myself. Thank you again for sharing 🌻

[@reggisweat]

Thank you so much for sharing your journey and kind words! Stress really does impact us all, and taking that leap can feel scary, but you’ve can do this with your plan in mind. Praying for clarity and peace for you as you move forward! 🌻🩷

[@joelong2787]

She have a beautiful Smile. People keep Smiling I know that life is hard at times .but let keep a Smile on your face. It will be alright.

[@reggisweat]

Thank you for your kind words. Keeping a smile through tough times really does help. I appreciate your encouragement! 😊

[@goxonikelwa670]

Am counting down 35 months to go! I'm encouraged to come across these

[@reggisweat]

Oh fabulous! So glad it resonates with you! Thanks for commenting!🩷

[@michellehudson4131]

Congratulations on having the courage to Make this change. Carrying for someone daily can be challenging, yet rewarding. I will be praying for Gods equipping and that his peace will be with you.

[@reggisweat]

Your prayers and encouragement mean so much to me, thank you! Caregiving truly is a challenge and a blessing, and I’m grateful for this season. 🙏🏽🩷

[@ADancingFlamingo]

We are on the same journey. I quit my job a few weeks ago due to the soul sucking work demands and stress. Drawing closer to God and seeing what the next adventure will be. Kudu's to you for taking loving good care of your Mom. God Bless You.

[@reggisweat]

It sounds like we’re walking similar paths indeed! Letting go of that weight to focus on what truly matters. Thank you for your kind words, and I pray your next chapter brings peace and fulfillment. God bless you too! 🙏🏽🩷

[@SpontaniuzProductions2]

Love your hair 🌳 & a powerful message‼️

[@rosemarieramsingh8749]

Oh sweetie I feel you. I have been caring for my mom full time for decades too and had to reduce my hours too in order to cope. My heart goes out to you.❤

[@reggisweat]

Thank you for sharing your journey. It’s not easy, but your dedication speaks volumes. Sending you strength and love as you continue to care for your mom while balancing your own needs. ❤️

[@leejim9188]

Your video popped up in my feed. Wow, what a beautiful woman... I can relate having to take care of elderly parents.. my parents are 82 and 83 as well... serving others is powerful, and doing it for the right reasons...

[@reggisweat]

Thank you so much for finding me! Agree with you, Caregiving is such a powerful act of love, and I truly admire your heart for your parents. Sending you strength and peace. 🩷

[@sthom146]

I feel so seen! I'm 52, I quit my job this past July to take a career break and chill a little. In August, my mom had 2 emergency surgeries that took away all of her independence. The last 5 months have been a roller coaster and she's getting much better but still very much dependent on me and my sister. I'm starting to feel a little panicky about not working and wanting to look for another remote job-don't miss work, just the steady paycheck/ health insurance. Also dealing with the programming that GenX was taught- to work, work, work. Caregiving is HARD and I was super tired even before my mom got sick. But after listening to you, maybe I should really learn to embrace this time and work on some of the things I've been putting off and taking care of myself...bet on myself for a change. Finding the balance is tough but I'm glad I found your channel❤

[@reggisweat]

I’m so glad you feel seen…that means everything to me! Caregiving is hard, and balancing it all takes a lot of grace. Remember, taking care of yourself is just as important. You’re doing an incredible job, and I’m so glad you found the channel. Sending you love and strength! ❤️

[@mirandamartin7759]

I wish you all the best life is short I come first my health and that takes time be well sis

[@tiffanyatate]

This! Your video describes how I’ve felt for the last few years and I keep saying there has to be more to life, working at job for the check. I began the process of minimizing and only maintaining the necessary. I turn 54 this month my goal is to make a plan to live the life I want to live. Thank you for giving me the motivation I needed.

[@reggisweat]

I hear you. There is so much more to life beyond working for a paycheck. I’m cheering you on as you make this next chapter yours! Appreciate you! 🩷

[@brendajohnsonspeaks]

You are Awesome speak to people. you’re speaking to me. Exactly what’s happening with me now . Thank you! God Bless.

[@reggisweat]

Thank you so much, Brenda! I’m so glad my words could speak to you in this moment. God bless you on your path! ❤️

[@mariegunter1571]

I can truly identify with your situation. I did the same thing with my mom in 2005, 19yrs ago. I am now 73, my mom has passed, I’m alone, but not lonely. God will see you through it all. I now have a few difficulties, some would call them “life” challenges, while others might call them problems. I am thankful to God and I call them strengtheners. It’s another part of the journey of life. You choose whether or not it is good or bad. I choose to believe it’s doable.😊 God Bless your journal.

[@reggisweat]

I'm so glad your journey has brought you to this place of peace and serenity. God's blessings to you as well. 🙏🏽❤️

[@GlobalBizlife]

Glad you are making these positive changes in your life.

[@BillionaireDuchess]

Off topic, but you look amazing ❤. May you come into the person you were meant to be.

[@reggisweat]

Thank you for such kind words! Wishing the same growth and fulfillment for you as well. ❤️

[@BlackBohemianSoul]

My mom had heart failure in 2021. At the time, I was working from home, so I didn’t take time off to help her because I thought working around my temote schedule would be enough. Fast forward to August of this year, she had a stroke that caused aphasia, memory loss, and weakness on her right side. This time, I decided to take a leave of absence to support her. Thankfully, her memory loss, weakness, and aphasia weren’t severe, and she can still function. After 19 years in the healthcare field, I made the decision to quit my job and stay home to care for her. She now lives with me, and I feel it’s helping her regain some of her memory and improve a little with the aphasia. I couldn't imagine her improving as much as she had if I hadn’t been there to support her full-time Family definitely comes first, and I appreciate you sharing your story it’s been so helpful❤

[@reggisweat]

Thank you for sharing such a powerful story. It’s incredible how your love and presence are helping your mom heal. Family first always, and you’re making such a difference! ❤️🙏🏽

[@wonderfullyuniqueministry9250]

I don't why but I love you already, i am going through the same work situation following still birth healing❤

[@reggisweat]

Thank you for the kind words and many blessings to your healing. I can only imagine what you’re going through, but God has a plan.🩷🙏🏽

[@ellebeishere4881]

Thank you for creating this channel and sharing your experience Reggi! This was divinely ordered. Every comment resonated

[@reggisweat]

Wow, your words truly touched me. I’m so grateful to hear this resonated with you. It’s a blessing to create this space where we can connect and uplift one another. Thank you for your support! 🙏🏽🩷

[@DonBlake-rp9mi]

Wonderful Inspirational video Ms Sweat. We can see your honesty and can relate to your experience. Blessings are coming to you and Mom in the New Year..

[@reggisweat]

Thank you so much, Don, for your kind and thoughtful words. Your blessings mean so much, and I truly appreciate the support for both me and my mom as we navigate this journey. Wishing you a New Year filled with joy and peace! 💙🙏🏽

[@denisewilliamson4749]

Absolutely ! I retired in 2022 I was 57 started having my medical issues and my job was toxic and stessful. I use to love my job until I got burned out! I needed to care for my parents too with help from certain siblings. I am at peace now since I retired younger. I'm good! Self-care is a must when you are a caregiver. I am so glad your husband is supportive for you. We need support when your life becomes depleted with stress.❤❤ Thanks for sharing with us.

[@reggisweat]

I hear you indeed! Sometimes caring for ourselves and loved ones means stepping back. You made the right choice! 🩷

[@ShirleyMarieBradby]

BAM !!! 🫨✨✨ Been there and done that! 🌞✨✨Decisions made and plans activated mean a transformed life moving forward and beyond! ✨✨Congratulations! Stay well. Stay safe. Stay Blessed! 🙏🏽📿💪🏽📿

[@reggisweat]

Thank you for the kind feedback, my friend! Plans activated indeed! 🙏🏽🙌🏽✨

[@nishanacht]

Yes!! I’m 47 years age and starting my entrepreneurial journey in earnest, also I’m caregiver to the Queen Matriarch! and glad I found you!❤✨Nisha

[@reggisweat]

Nisha, I love this! Starting your entrepreneurial journey and being a caregiver to your Queen! What a beautiful balance of purpose and love. Wishing you success and joy every step of the way! ❤️

[@spocktiberius2456]

First of all I want to say God bless you. I know what you’re going thru. I too, as a now 58 year old black man, took my mother in when she could no longer care for herself. It is tough, but as a child of God you do what He has placed in your heart to do. Your mother must have been a good influence on you for you to become the good person you are. It’s all about the Godly principle of stewardship, taking care of what God has placed in your hands. And you my dear exemplify that principle superbly. God is pleased with you, keep doing what you’re doing.

[@reggisweat]

Thank you for sharing your story and your encouraging words. Stewardship truly is a blessing and responsibility. Your mother is blessed to have you. God bless you too! 🙏🏽🩷

[@shaun6540]

Thank you so much for sharing. I went through a season when my mom had been diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer and my 52 year old brother was in a long term care facility from having a stroke. I ran myself ragged. I longed to quit but felt like I couldn’t do it alone. In hindsight I wished I would have because I was exhausted everyday but wanted to take care of my family. So I have been praying and making a plan to exit Corporate America to live a life doing things I love and taking care of my family members. Thank you so much for sharing your story. We all need to know it’s possible.

[@reggisweat]

Shaun, thank you for sharing such a heartfelt story. Navigating your family’s health challenges shows your love. I’m deeply moved by your strength and hope this community continues to bring you support and encouragement. ❤️

[@joannapatterson4625]

Essentialism is one of my favourite reads. Congratulations on your leave 🦋 I get it…..retired early this summer at 51. Not having to rush is priceless.

[@reggisweat]

Thank you, Joanna! Essentialism is such a game-changer. Congratulations on your early retirement and here’s to living with intention! ❤️🙏🏽

[@mzsqueaky71]

Congratulations Congratulations I will have too get this book

[@TheLordsFrequency715]

Yesss Keep up the good work It’s Valuable

[@reggisweat]

Thank you so much! Will do!☺️

[@ronboston6529]

Good Morning Happy Holidays Reggi...Thank you for this channel! So glad I came across you this morning. So much of what you shared resonates with me. God bless you!

[@angelaholborough8946]

Happy to walk this journey with you. Your story really resonates, particularly snatching your health back before it's too late, caused by years of neglect - in my case whilst sole parenting. I'm coming out the other side now but 2yrs out of the workplace has allowed me to find my own step, and breathe. Wishing you so much peace, joy and fulfillment. Turning on notifications now x

[@reggisweat]

Your story touched me deeply and thank you for sharing. Rebuilding your health back is so critical, and I’m so glad you’ve found your own rhythm again. Wishing you joy and peace! 🌿

[@jackiepeavy5505]

Thank you for sharing about your faith 🙂

[@reggisweat]

Absolutely my sister! Always in my life and spirit to share how awesome God is!! ❤️🙏🏽

[@karencarloni9530]

I’m 57 and really understand. I have been seeking something sustainable for myself outside of the grind. I was at one nonprofit for 24 years that I loved, scaled and merged with a larger one. I have changed jobs twice since in a quest to find something that doesn’t exhaust me and allows me to be present in my life. I realized at the rate I was going I was not going to enjoy the last years of my parents lives nor enjoy my Grandkids when they come. Wishing you the best.

[@reggisweat]

It takes real courage to step away from a familiar path to find something that truly fits! I admire your commitment to presence and family. 🩷

[@unavocatepice]

This really spoke to me! Thank you for allowing Holy Spirit to speak through you. I too strongly believe we are here to help others. Take Care and God Bless!!

[@reggisweat]

Thank you so much for this! I truly believe we’re all called to help and uplift one another. Grateful this message spoke to you. God bless and see you around! 🙏🏽🩷

[@pawlieblog7967]

I’m caregiving both parents in my mid-60s, still working fulltime from home, but it’s a lot! I feel for you having that on your shoulders and with your mom being so ill for nearly 30 years. You deserve a break.

[@reggisweat]

Thank you for your empathy and for sharing your journey. Caregiving and balancing work is so challenging, and I deeply admire your strength. Sending you lots of encouragement and hoping you find moments of rest and renewal. ❤️

[@mzilankata373]

Thanks for your video Sis. I am 54 and am now retraining my mind to bring back rhe dreams i had put away due to financial pressure. Going forward i will honor my God given life by prioritizing health-life balance. ❤

[@reggisweat]

That’s such a powerful commitment to your well-being. It’s never too late to chase your dreams. Wishing you the best! 🙏🏽🩷

[@tinapugh7653]

Hi great video . I’m 50 planning on retiring at 55 looking at ways to replace my job’s income

[@reggisweat]

That’s exciting! Planning ahead is so empowering. Wishing you the best as you prepare for retirement. There are so many great strategies to replace income. You can do this! 🩷

[@herminiacastro3175]

I needed this message/reminder. Thank you!

[@reggisweat]

I’m so glad this message reached you when you needed it. Thank you for letting me know! 🩷

[@beeweezee71888]

I love the thumbnail!!! This is the way God wants us to live being free and enjoy nature, life and have time for family. This is inspiring 🙌 👏 ✨️ motivation for me. I am couple years away from 50. My end goal was to leave a corporate 9 to 5 and be free that's my dream!

[@reggisweat]

Thank you for the love! I am so happy this resonates with you! Keep working toward that dream! 💫 🩷

[@snorris74]

I can totally relate…this message has been a blessing for me. I didn’t think anyone else felt like this…thank you for sharing. It’s been such a long lonely journey for me, taking care of my mom, working in a stressful uncaring environment…this has given me hope, but it’s still a journey… I’m grateful…but I am just really tired…🙏🏾

[@reggisweat]

Your journey sounds incredibly challenging, and I want to acknowledge the strength it takes to keep going. Taking care of a parent while managing a stressful environment is a lot to carry. I hope you find moments of rest and renewal along the way. We are here for you. 🩷

[@snorris74]

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[@karlinebohne789]

God bless you I was a primary caregiver for my dad with dementia and limited mobility for several years while working full-time. I also developed several health issues during that time and it was extremely difficult. My dad just passed away at 87 and I’m at the point where I’m trying to figure out when I will leave my job which needs to be soon. It’s just not worth it anymore

[@reggisweat]

You’ve been through so much, and it’s clear you gave your all to care for your dad. That’s a beautiful testament to your love and dedication. I hope you find peace and space to care for yourself now too. For me, stepping away from corporate was about finding purpose and balance in a way that still lets me “work” but on my own terms. Sending you love and strength as you figure out your next steps. 🩷

[@shawanamrhodes]

Hello! First of all, you look great. I am actually in a very similar situation, having worked at my job for almost 10 years... I am seriously considering quitting and getting another job at this time due to years of constant stress that has been getting worse which is the reason why I have been seeking the Lord on whether or not to move at this time. God has called us to peace, and should he open the door, I will definitely go through it, and go on my new journey. Your testimony is proof and shows the benefits and the necessity of taking care of yourself is the only way to continue to be a blessing to others and fulfilling our purpose. I pray blessings for you and your entire family.

[@reggisweat]

Thank you so much for your kind words and for sharing your journey. It sounds like you’re really seeking the right path, and I know God will guide you to peace and clarity. I’m praying blessings for you too as you make these decisions. 🩷

[@AliciaHawkins4]

Thanks for sharing your journey! I’m on a FIRE journey so that I can retire by 55 (if not then 60) although the US is now pushing back the retirement age. I want time freedom, a less stressful work, and open availability to travel. Work doesn’t allow that for me.

[@reggisweat]

Thank you for sharing your goals, Alicia! The FIRE journey is such a powerful step toward time freedom and the ability to live life on your own terms. Wishing you success as you work toward your dream! 🩷

[@Expat_Ingrid]

I quit and retired early at 59, I had had enough. Then I moved abroad.

[@reggisweat]

You are my hero! I love your creativity and finding your own stride! 🩷🙌🏽

[@Expat_Ingrid]

@@reggisweat Thank you! You are on your way. Subbed!

[@jennifercriswell5272]

I love your story. Thank you for sharing. It's important that we are happy in our lives. Sometimes, that means leaving behind everything we thought we needed, the stress, the disappointment, the constant hustle and bustle.

[@reggisweat]

Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and for watching! You're absolutely right, we all deserve to find happiness and fulfillment in life. 🙏🏽🩷

[@melissabloom4030]

I just stopped by to say you look great!!

[@reggisweat]

Thank you for stopping by and for your sweet compliment. You made my day! ❤️

[@outinarizona]

Popped up in recommended today. Count me in the mix. I didn't quit but another corporate layoff this year. i haven't decided what I want to do... things i can't do anyway until january because of red tape and paperwork. a lot of us are out here on the YT celebrating, screaming, laughing, crying....you're not alone.

[@reggisweat]

I hear you, and thank you for sharing your experience! It’s such a mix of emotions when life takes an unexpected turn like a layoff. January will be here soon, and I hope it brings clarity and opportunities your way! 🩷

[@jeanlittle405]

Wow, God heard my prayers and sent your video to me! Thanks for this!

[@reggisweat]

Jean, I’m so humbled to hear that! It means so much to me that this video resonated with you. Sending love and prayers for your journey. 🩷

[@8chocolatecandy]

Thanks for your video! It spoke to me! "Begin again" and "Peace, Purpose and Time" are exactly what I'm working through at this very moment. At 60, having been in a corporate job for over 25 yrs, I'm ready for a major life change. I feel like a complete overhaul of my life is what's needed for a fresh start - new career, new home, new country. Your video helped me to realize that this phase of life is normal and there are so many of us going through it one way or another. I know I will get to the other side... figuring out how to get there is the challenge. You've motivated me to keep pressing on. Thank-you!

[@reggisweat]

I am so glad my video resonated with you! I’m sending you so much peace and positive energy as you embark on your exciting new chapter! 🙏🏽🩷

[@8chocolatecandy]

@ thanks for your kind words!❤️

[@artistmidnight7730]

Thank you I want to applaud you… for sharing and taking care of you mom

[@reggisweat]

Thank you so much for your kind words! It means the world to have your support and encouragement on this new chapter! 🙏🏽🩷