Not feeling that great about getting older these days? Aging gracefully can be even more difficult when you're not open to seeing what's still possible for you.

It's easy to get stuck in the muck and mire of midlife. When you're stuck, you notice that something's changed. You wonder if it's a midlife crisis, but it doesn't feel THAT bad. You just feel a little off.

You might even feel a little weird about your age, maybe your job, and perhaps your empty nest. You may also be in the habit of only celebrating certain things, not life in general.

When you're feeling stuck, it can be hard to find your way out of all of the stuckness.

But it's possible. This book is about unsticking yourself with a smile on your face.

When you shift your attention to how you can celebrate more, you're likely to also raise your awareness of what's truly possible at any age, allowing yourself the openness to move forward.

There are other ways to think about things. You can have more fun and be more intentional about celebrating.

50 Ways to Celebrate Life After 50: Get unstuck, avoid regrets and live your best life will help you change the way you think about midlife.

Chapters are filled with upbeat, encouraging midlife goodness, including mindfulness perspective, insights, 30 interesting questions to ask yourself, room to jot down your thoughts and ideas for ways to help you celebrate life after 50.

No matter what's going on in your life, you can usually find a way to turn up your creative volume and celebrate a little bit more.

Inside, you'll learn six different areas of your life that are important to celebrate, why midlife is the perfect time to invite more celebration into your life and 50 powerful and easy ways to celebrate life after 50.

Celebrating more like this helps you embrace what's truly possible at any age. Get ready because whether you're turning 50 soon, celebrating your 50th birthday, or on the other side of 50, this is the perfect gift and the perfect time to get motivated, have more fun and live your best life