For senior professionals silently asking:
Is this it?
A free 90-minute live workshop on how to redesign your midlife in 90 days — without blowing up everything you’ve built.
Bonus. Every attendee can have a free 30-minute 1:1 to tailor your 90-day plan. Replay sent if you can’t attend live.
If any of this sounds familiar
You’re not having a crisis.
You’re asking better questions.
If you’re a senior professional in your 40s or 50s, there’s a question that tends to show up around now. It rarely arrives once. It keeps coming back in different versions:
Why do I keep thinking “is this it?” — but I can’t figure out what to do next?
Do I keep powering through indefinitely, or is it time to blow it all up?
Why am I feeling dissatisfied and empty when life should feel good?
How can I replace unhealthy habits with better ones that actually stick?
How do I prioritise when everything in my life feels important?
How can I create a new future with clear, achievable goals?
If one or two of these landed, the workshop is for you. It’s built for exactly this conversation.
What you’ll walk away with
The three-part method I use with senior clients to redesign the next chapter.
Most people try to fix midlife with a holiday, a new job, or a gym membership. Then they wonder why nothing shifts. There’s a reason for that. Here’s the structure I use instead.
Recalibrate
Why what worked at 30 stops working at 45 or 50 — and what to do about it.
• The three forces driving the “is this it?” feeling that almost nobody names properly
• Why “powering through” is one of the worst coping strategies you can pick — and what it actually costs you over the next decade
Rediscover
What’s actually missing. It’s almost never the thing you think it is.
• How to tell a values shift from a capacity shift from a life-stage shift — three different problems with three different answers
• The simple question that surfaces the gap between the life you built and the life you’d build now if you were starting again
Reimagine
The 90-day structure for designing a new chapter without burning down what you’ve built.
• The “small bets, big shift” framework I’ve used with clients across four countries
• Why most reinventions stall around week six — and the specific habit that keeps momentum without willpower
Get notified of the next scheduled workshop.
What some previous participants have said:
“You have just given me an epiphany… I’m trying to get ALL my satisfaction from my job.”
Anna F.
“It’s been nice to step out of the frantic pace of day-to-day life and take some time to have a ponder of what comes next.”
Matt H.
“Content was good, well thought out and presented. Sessions like this can feel a bit one-dimensional and you can’t wait for them to end. That wasn’t the case here — there were plenty of interesting things to take away. 9.5 out of 10.”
Simon A.
“First time in a long while I’ve thought about how to think more holistically about life, including my career.”
Chris C.
“It was great to have some structured time to unpack some of this stuff. Very useful strategies. Thank you.”
Natalie E.
“Brilliant, thank you. Really enjoyed the session. Good to have these skills.”
Jacqui P.
Your coach
Chris Perkins
Founder, Brightpath Partners
I went through my own midlife reset at 48. I’ve spent the years since coaching senior professionals across the US, Germany, India and the UK through theirs.
I work with people in their 40s and 50s who’ve stopped feeling good about the life they built and want to do something about it — without throwing the good parts away.
This is for you if
You’re in your 40s or 50s and the question “is this it?” has started showing up more often than you’d like.
You’ve hit the markers — career, family, the house — and something still feels off you can’t quite name.
You want a serious conversation about what comes next, not a five-step morning routine or another podcast.
You’re willing to give 90 focused minutes to think clearly with someone who’s done this 100+ times.
This isn’t for you if
You’re looking for a quick fix.
You only want career coaching — my work sits above that question, not inside it.
You’re not actually open to changing anything yet. (Please come back when you are.)
If the question keeps showing up, maybe it’s time to start answering it?
Join the next available workshop.