> (I'm currently early 40's). ... I'd go as far as to say that one the happiest surprises of my life so far has been learning how the aging I was raised to fea

> (I'm currently early 40's). ... I'd go as far as to say that one the happiest surprises of my life so far has been learning how the aging I was raised to fear is almost entirely a myth. Let's talk again when you're in your 60s. > I see people in the prime of their lives: full of energy, not totally stupid anymore, and usually with a decent career figured out Yes, you're currently at your peak earning years. That starts to change when you get into your 50s and 60s and nobody wants to hire you anymore. Enjoy your life now.