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While I don't necessarily disagree, I don't see why a young age like 63 should be the end of your career. Maybe i'm too young to have felt how age affects your
by bdjsiqoocwk 2y ago
While I don't necessarily disagree, I don't see why a young age like 63 should be the end of your career. Maybe i'm too young to have felt how age affects your mental abilities (Im 39, is that too young for this?)
- dsign 2y agoMental decline with age is a thing, and in my personal experience, it starts right at the boundary of the forties. All said, if I had as little as 200k in my bank account, I would start investing less time on getting more money and more time and money on getting more health. From my very personal point of view, a person who has millions on their name and who is still working for more money has a bit of a death wish.
- anonzzzies 2y ago63 is young; most my current business partners are over 50-60 and a few of them are over 70-80s and all of them work full time. They are all millionaires for a long time already but they like work and enjoy building things. So do I; I don't think I will quit before I die or until my brain indeed doesn't work anymore. The 70+ guys are not quick with some things, but have tons of experience which makes them better/quicker in other stuff which matters far more to the business than tech, speed or 'good hip ideas'.