Librería Samer Atenea
Kálamo Books
Librería Elías (Asturias)
Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
The hardest part of starting over at forty isn’t finding a new direction-it’s letting go of the person whosucceeded in the old one. Priya Ostrander’s insightful book explores the specific psychological obstacles thatemerge when you attempt a genuine restart in midlife, and why most attempts collapse not from lack of skill butfrom identity paralysis.When you walk away from a career, relationship, or place that defined you for decades, the challenge shiftsfrom practical logistics to something far more disorienting: you no longer recognize yourself in the mirror.Habits for Starting Over at 40: The Second Start is not a career pivot guide, a motivational manifesto, or acollection of success stories. Instead, it unpacks the hidden mechanisms that keep capable people frozen at thethreshold of change, and shows you how to move through the terror instead of waiting for it to pass.Through real restart stories, you will explore the specific traps that derail second starts:- The Performance Loop: Why you recreate the systems and rituals of your old identity instead of buildingthe new one, and how this delays actual progress indefinitely.- The Resistance Spiral: Why the physical symptoms of fear intensify precisely when the opportunitymatters most, and what that tightness actually signals.Inside, you’ll find concrete exercises to interrupt the performance loop, methods to decode physical resistance asinformation rather than verdict, and a framework for taking action before identity clarity arrives. Start reading*Habits for Starting Over at 40: The Second Start* today and discover how to build the new life without waitingfor permission from the old one.
