Getting Lost In The Middle

By: PAUL CHAPMAN
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  • Summary

  • “In essence, being lost is rooted in a lack of control - and managing a lack of control is the essence of adventure" I have a feeling that people and in particular blokes when you get to those middle age years your world gets a bit smaller and whilst often nothing is particularly wrong you just feel a bit stuck - a bit lost in the middle This podcast is an often irreverent look at whether that is the case and whether actively stepping out of your normal and having more adventure in your life – whether that is adventure in its traditional sense or adventure as I define it, as doing something that is outside of your normal – actively seeking less “control and certainty” – trying to get lost - is the solution to those feelings and the driver for happiness.
    Copyright 2024 PAUL CHAPMAN
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Episodes
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    The Starting Point - A chat with Tim Elliott
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    I'm 98% sure I am still 40% lost..."


    A fascinating conversation with trail runner, recovering marketer and all round interesting thinker Tim Elliott
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  • Get Lost?

    Get Lost?
    Nov 21 2024

    I have a theory,

    That people and in particular blokes, when you get to those middle age years your world gets a bit smaller and whilst often nothing is particularly wrong you just feel a bit stuck - a bit lost in the middle – and bit kind of is there more? and my theory goes that the way to combat that and really live with true happiness and contentment – and to support and fulfil all those other parts of your life - is through adventure.

    So this is my way of trying to work out if that is a thing or just an elaborate cover for my own midlife crisis...
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    5 mins

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