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Thank you for this positive story from the other side of 50. I was always worried that I'd lose my edge the older I got. But with age comes financial independ
by sshine 4y ago
Thank you for this positive story from the other side of 50.
I was always worried that I'd lose my edge the older I got.
But with age comes financial independence, emotional stability, experience with the cost of a decision, and the authority to make them instead of always be subject to the decisions of others.
I'm 37 and have never worked harder. I look forward to having more time to do spare-time projects and go back to teaching, but there's just so much I'd rather do for other people right now. I can't imagine it changes the next 20 years, only that my role gets more organizational.