A lot of people think life has a deadline on growth, that if it didn’t happen by a certain age, that door is closed.This episode is about why that’s simply not true.In this episode of Art of Purpose, I'm sitting down with my dad, Estuardo Ramirez (57 years young), an immigrant from Guatemala who built a residential construction business from the ground up, navigated the aftermath of the 2008 housing crisis, and is now in a chapter he never planned for: helping lead our growing family-run personal injury firm as our CFO.But this conversation isn’t just for people rebuilding their lives. It’s also for anyone who wants to learn from real experience—without having to live through every hard lesson themselves.In this episode, we talk about:• what it really takes to start over (mentally and practically)• how responsibility can shape your strength• why the “second half” of life can be the most meaningful• and how attitude + being teachable can unlock a whole new chapterIf you know someone who’s in a transition—career, purpose, identity—send them this episode.Share it with a friend or family member who needs a little hope today.

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