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Thanks for this +1 To also add,, I have been told meditation can help and I would also like to start that. I find that I lack focus, memory and interest. My c

• ddingus 5y ago
  It has helped me in the past, particularly with focus. Of all that I said, being present, as in seriously lucid, is the biggest bang for the buck in all this work as you transition through age. Lucidity is much duller, not as potent of a state when one has a noisy mind. It can bring you those young eyes and help you internalize wisdom. Those fast, smart people will see that and value it. Hell, I did and have had wise mentors over the years too. I cannot overstate the value in all of that. Nailing hard tasks beats quick convo over coffee almost everytime. There is a big difference between being able to trade in smart things and wise people who can focus well and drill down to vital insights, and or see the golden ones amidst a pile of brassy, attractive things. That's all I got really. Good luck!
  • mpva 5y ago
    What do you mean by: Nailing hard tasks beats quick convo over coffee almost everytime. ?
    • ddingus 5y ago
      Sorry I'm late to see this. It's a reference to focus. Sometimes those quick coffee conversations are part of the focus and make a lot of sense and are big help. Sometimes a fresh mind can really do wonders. They also can be a major league distraction, and or a source of anti Focus. I wasn't really clear on that and should have been. Hopefully this helps.