Over the last three and a bit decades, I've reinvented myself time and time again.

The moment something doesn't feel right in my career, I start afresh.

The really bold move for me came in 2009.

My wife Sam and I had three children under the age of two.

Sam was on maternity leave and we had a LOT on our plates.

Then I did something that was absolutely crazy.

I quit my high paying job in television to pursue a dream.

To become a photographer.

I saw a gap in the market and set out to create a boutique wedding photography business from scratch.

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I'd reinvented myself multiple times over the years, so knew what was needed to succeed.

I understood that hard work, sheer determination and a desire to dream big would bring results.

It wasn't easy and involved late nights, early mornings and a lot of weekends.

Fortunately it paid off.

Within two short years a tiny feature in Vogue changed my fortunes overnight.

Suddenly I was booking 40 weddings a year.

Mainly because I understood exactly what I needed to do.

And there was never a Plan B on the table.

One way or another, it had to work out.

Now fifteen years on from that reinvention, I'm doing it again.

Only this time my business is Midlife coaching.

I want to help people. I want to show everyone that midlife reinvention IS possible.