Salon.com poses the burning question:
"Is 72 the new 30?"
No wonder we get confused about who we are and how to live.
"Is 72 the new 30?"
No wonder we get confused about who we are and how to live.
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Interesting article! The only negative thing is that if a population gets older, more healthy and stronger we will also be expected to work longer. I don't wanna work when I'm 70! I'm planning to have a joyful retirement. I might change my mind since I've not reached my 40's yet and may think different about it later in life. It also depends a lot on what kind of job one is doing.
ReplyDeleteI think we need to make sure we are doing work we love! If not, we had better find some work or play that we love with a passion. Then we may find that working past 70 is exactly what we want to do. Sitting in a rocking chair for 20 or 30 years doesn't look like fun to me.
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