Do you feel that you're constantly being accused and judged? Is your life and self-esteem in someone else's hands? Is there something positive you can do about it?

Sometimes, even after the midlife transition, your emotions still be volatile. Yet, when that happens, you will have learned some good tools to handle them.

There are some extremely stark parallels between what's happening on the global scene and what's happening to men at midlife. Too bad the former isn't as easy to address as the latter!

You can't 'fix' the midlife transition, even by 'fixing' yourself. It takes a depth of understanding, appreciation, and awareness.

There's definitely a range of elements that work together to create the midlife transition. Trying to 'cure' the physical side of it may defeat the purpose and leave you struggling to mature.

As people get into midlife, they often become very busy taking care of very important matters. Too often, those 'matters' are merely a misdirection from what's really going on.

The infamous midlife crisis exhibits a confusing tangle of emotions. At its core, the central feeling is anger. Until that's resolved, you're most likely going to stay stuck.

We're watching the financial markets dissolve into paroxysms of insolvency before our eyes. Regardless of whether we've been planning for our futures or not, our options have suddenly become much more limited.

There are two strikes against young men approaching midlife: denial and arrogance. Both can lead to unfortunate consequences. Neither is necessary.

When people think about midlife (and the crises that surround it), they don't always consider their unique relationship with their aging parents. That adds a whole other dimension to the mix!