Episode #139: Navigating Your Midlife Launch

Featuring author Kingsley Grant

kingsley grantWhen I quizzed members of the Read to Lead Facebook group a while back asking about the topics they’d most like to learn more about, at the top of the list was venturing out into the world of self-employment and personal brand building.

Today on the show, my guest Kingsley Grant, is here to talk about just that, specifically for those looking to do it relatively late in life. 

Kingsley is a coach, speaker and consultant. His book, released earlier this year, is called The Midlife Launch: Successfully Pursue Your Dream Without Giving Up What’s Most Important to You

If you’re looking for answers to your burning questions related to starting a side hustle, or launching a whole new career, then you’re in the right place. 

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In today’s episode, Kingsley and I discuss:

  • His advice on dealing with the fear of launching a new career
  • Steps you can take to ensure your family is ‘on board’
  • How to tap into your life’s experience and the importance of not discounting what you know
  • And a lot more…

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Kingsley’s Latest Book

You can order your copy of The Midlife Launch right now.

Kingsley in Action

Books Kingsley Recommends

The Bible 

The 4-Hour Work Week by Timothy Ferriss

The Millionaire Messenger by Brendon Burchard

Thing and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill

Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki

Kingsley’s Resources

The best place to find out more about Kingsley is at his website.

Here, you can pick up a copy of Kingsley’s new book.

You might consider hiring Kingley to speak or consult your business.

Connect with Kingsley on Twitter and LinkedIn.

Kingsley is offering 4 free chapters from his book and a helpful video on discovering your passion. Get both of those resources now by going here.

Other Resources Mentioned

During his chat with Kingsley, Jeff mentioned previous Read to Lead guest Margie Warrell, author of Brave, and this quote from her:

Fear regret more than you fear failure.The greater risk isn’t trying and failing but spending the best years of our lives sitting comfortably on the sidelines too afraid to try at all.

Jeff interviewed Margie in Episode #091.

Also mentioned was listener Zainab Ahmad from xeniawordart.com. Zainab’s question related to her struggle with effectively marketing her and her business as an introvert. Jeff recommended she check out The Introvert Entrepreneur from Beth Buelow.

Beth was a guest on Read to Lead earlier this year. She appeared on Episode #102.

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