Last week, we talked about one of the biggest realizations of midlife: our days are numbered.

So now what?

Do we panic? Reinvent ourselves? Start checking off a bucket list?

In this Season 1 finale of Loving That Midlife, Lori explores a quieter—and ultimately more meaningful—response. Instead of asking, "What do I have to get done today?" what if midlife invites us to ask, "What am I faithfully building with the life I've been given?"

Through personal stories, timeless wisdom, and practical coaching, Lori shares why so many women spend years responding to everyone else's needs—and how midlife offers a beautiful opportunity to become intentional again.

In this episode, you'll discover:

Why realizing your days are numbered can become a gift instead of a fear
The difference between reacting to life and intentionally creating it
How your childhood dreams may have been fulfilled in ways you never expected
What cathedral builders can teach us about living a meaningful life
Why faithful stewardship is more freeing than chasing purpose
How ordinary, everyday choices become the foundation of a life well lived

You'll also hear encouragement from Micah 6:8, 1 Peter 4:10, and the beautiful image of planting an apple tree—even if you may never sit in its shade.

If you've been wondering what's next in this season of life, this episode is an invitation to stop living by default and begin living with greater intention, one faithful day at a time.

Because a meaningful life isn't something you find.

It's something you faithfully build.

This episode also marks the Season 1 finale of Loving That Midlife. Lori will be back in August with Season 2 and more conversations to help you navigate midlife with wisdom, hope, and purpose.

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