Rock-Stars-of-Aging-by-Marc-Middleton
Rock-Stars-of-Aging-by-Marc-Middleton
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<strong>Rock</strong>s <strong>Stars</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Aging</strong><br />
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very real and rising possibility <strong>of</strong> outliving your money. They suggest<br />
increasing your savings and planning on working longer.<br />
As for working longer, it now becomes even more important to keep<br />
mentally and physically active. For some, avoiding physical limitations<br />
into their 80s will be difficult, if not impossible. This underscores the<br />
importance <strong>of</strong> knowledge-based jobs in our later years. Knowledgebased<br />
jobs allow workers to shift more easily from one field to<br />
another. There is nothing wrong with jobs that involve physical labor,<br />
but as you age, it’s more difficult to perform those jobs and therefore<br />
more difficult to sustain an income.<br />
Take away the fact that working to improve your overall wellness is<br />
the greatest investment you can make -- not because it might help<br />
you reach 100 but because it definitely will help you enjoy the days<br />
required to get you there.<br />
And if you don’t make it to 100? At least you’ve enjoyed the ride. As<br />
proud as they are <strong>of</strong> reaching 100, the <strong>Rock</strong> <strong>Stars</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Aging</strong> final take<br />
away is this -- the destination isn’t as important as the journey. Few<br />
centenarians set a goal <strong>of</strong> reaching 100. They were simply enjoying<br />
life so much that one day, it happened.<br />
So what are you waiting for? Start Growing Bolder.<br />
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