April 28, 2011
Psychotherapist Sarah Brokaw talks about the fears of facing 40 and beyond. Her book “Fortytude” is climbing the best-seller list.
The World As We See It
April 28, 2011
Psychotherapist Sarah Brokaw talks about the fears of facing 40 and beyond. Her book “Fortytude” is climbing the best-seller list.
UPDATE 5/7/15: ‘Awful’: Tom Brokaw’s Daughter Recalls Hearing About Her Dad’s Cancer Diagnosis; he said on his NBC Special tonight that his cancer is now in remission.
By Stacey Gualandi/March 30, 2011
Twitter: myfortytude
Sarah Brokaw has hit a nerve with the 40-and-older crowd with her new book “Fortytude – Making the Next Decades the Best Years of Your Life through the 40’s, 50’s, and Beyond.” Facing the big 4-0? She says have no fear.
“Having Fortytude means realizing that while you can’t control what happens, you can control your reactions.”
Yes, Sarah is related to that other famous Brokaw. Tom is her father. Her mother, Meredith, is a successful entrepreneur. Yet Sarah navigated her own successful path. By 30 she became a licensed psychotherapist and certified coach, but like so many women, she wanted to marry and have a family.
Sarah’s personal story inspired her to write “Fortytude.” She interviewed hundreds of women from all walks of life for the book. Of course, being in my 40’s, I knew this book would speak to me. Not only did it speak to me, it shook, slapped and snapped me right into a new way of thinking!
I’ve had a love/hate relationship with my 40’s so Sarah addressed my personal problems, or “sparkling moments” as she calls them. Now I’d like to share our stories with you… [Read more…]
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