Many people are seemingly chasing Time. Either they feel that they need more of it to finish what they have started …… or they have reconciled with the “fact” that they are out of time, that they have missed the boat and can’t go down a path that could lead to a more personal and richer experience.In truth, you most likely have more time than you know. If you are fifty and struggling with what is next for you, just remember that based on averages, you will have more than thirty years remaining to focus on what you want to do. That’s nearly as much time as you have been in your current working career.If you just turned sixty, there is a one in four chance of living into your nineties. And if you are younger, well I think you can figure it out that you still have time to “figure it out”.Just remember, Colonel Sanders was 62 when he started Kentucky Fried Chicken and lived to his 90th birthday.Importantly, over half of new businesses are started by people 50 and older.Who am I?Thirty plus years working in a variety of companies and industries alongside some truly wonderful people.Experiences in Marketing, Public Relations and Operations with my greatest achievements helping those I worked with gain insights that would benefit them as they went forward in their own careers.Currently involved in a several enterprises including: • A franchise business, supporting dedicated individuals who help make others feel less stress and pain in their daily routines.• Budding writer whose current work-in-progress novel has become a personal adventure for me, as hard to stop as any of the wonderful books I’ve enjoyed reading in the past and could never put down until I finished them.• Working with individuals who are asking the question “What am I going to do now”? as they contemplate the next part of their career and personal journey.This last enterprise reflects my love of coaching. I’ve heard people say, “I want to retire but I don’t want to stop working.” It’s not necessarily a financial issue, but more about personal fulfillment and involvement. People have as much to give to business and society at 60 as they do at 30. Or I have heard that someone in mid-career thinks there isn’t time to retrain and refocus on a different path. And yet far too many examples of what others have done prove otherwise.I know and appreciate the value of time and strive to live the attitude that it’s Never Too Late to Try Something New.If you’d like to chat about this and other things, feel free to reach out at williamslindquist@gmail.com