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Dear Friend,
Over the last few weeks, I've spent time with several people who are thinking about the next chapter of their lives.
For some, that means retirement. For others, it means working differently, spending more time with family, or finally making time for things they've wanted to do for years.
What struck me is that, regardless of their situation, many of them seemed to be wrestling with the same question:
"What do I want to do with my time?"
They've spent decades building careers, raising families, and staying busy. Now they're looking ahead and wondering what comes next.
I've been thinking about that myself lately.
For a long time, I assumed I'd probably work forever because I genuinely enjoy what I do at Hay House. I love working with our authors, our team, and being part of helping transformational ideas reach more people.
I still feel that way.
But I've also started thinking more about creating a different balance—more time to fish, more time to travel, and more time to visit my kids, who both live a good distance away now.
For me, the question isn't really whether I stop working or keep working. It's figuring out what the right mix looks like for this stage of life.
One thing I've learned is that we don't always need to have the entire answer right away. Most of the important decisions in my life started with paying attention: paying attention to what I enjoy doing, paying attention to what I keep saying I want to do but somehow never make time for, and paying attention to what's changing.
Louise Hay often taught that we always have the ability to create new experiences and new possibilities for ourselves. I think that's true whether you're 25, 45, or 75.
You don't have to be retired to think about what's next. Maybe you're considering a career change. Maybe you're trying to spend more time with family. Maybe there's a hobby, a dream, or an adventure you've been putting off for years.
Whatever season of life you're in, I think it's worth taking a few minutes this week to ask yourself a simple question: What would I like more time for?
You don't have to make any big decisions today. Just spend a little time thinking about it. You might be surprised by the answer.
Have a great week.
Wishing You the Best,
Reid Tracy
CEO, Hay House
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The Summer Solstice has long been honored as a time of ceremony, prayer, and collective gathering—a moment to celebrate the light around us and reconnect with the light within.
To mark this special day, best-selling author and spiritual teacher Rebecca Campbell is hosting SOLSTICE: A Collective Heart Chakra Activation, streaming live from Glastonbury on June 21.
Her vision is to gather 50,000 people worldwide in a shared experience of prayer, coherence, and heart activation. From homes, gardens, altars, and sacred circles around the world, participants will come together to honor this powerful turning point in the year.
Join the free livestream from wherever you are and be part of this global gathering.
And if you live near Glastonbury, or feel called to travel there, a small number of in-person spaces will also be available.
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