u/Early_Difficulty6444

“Starting Over as an Intern at 50: I Never Thought I Would Begin Again Like This”

I became an intern after 50. I never imagined I would have to start over like this.

I never imagined that, after having my own business for 19 years, I would one day find myself starting over as an intern in my 50s.

Life has a strange way of changing everything when you least expect it.

I lost two of my brothers in less than a year. My younger brother died in a motorcycle accident, and my older brother was murdered.

Those losses changed everything.

I lost my business, my motivation, and for a while, I kind of lost myself too.

Now I'm starting over.

I'm an intern after 50, learning new things, trying to adapt to a completely different professional world, and figuring out who I am in this new chapter of my life.

I won't lie — sometimes it feels like survival.

But maybe that's what this phase of my life is about: surviving first, and slowly finding myself again.

I'm not sure where this new beginning will take me.

But I'm still here. And I'm trying. ❤️

Has anyone else here had to completely start over later in life? What did your new beginning look like?

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u/Early_Difficulty6444 — 5 days ago