We have to completely rethink what age numbers stand for.
I told yet another friend, a woman, in this case, "He either really is into me or he's the best actor in the world." She said, "What's the difference?" and she's right.
As the baby boomers bulge over the 65-year mark, the time has come when what we think we will be doing in the latter part of our lives will change, must change.
If you may easily live to 95, do you really plan to sit about for 30 years, from 65 to 95? That's a third of your life.
I prefer to think that 80 to 90 is just late middle age, and we have to be ready for it. We have to run our lives and not let our lives run us. Exercise.
Control all that eating. Do all these things that we always wanted to do and have not done yet. Our lives are meant to be lived, and in that final third we can do it.
Baby boomers (and even those younger) will find themselves having a shift in their thinking as to who they are and what their potential is.
The attitude of younger people in the 21st century is bound to filter upward, and those over 65 will not be living as the previous generation did when they reached that age.
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