Things they don’t tell you when reaching the age of 65

The age of 65 means something to everybody. In most countries, it’s the age for retirement. Most younger people consider 65 the line when you become “old.”

The list of characteristics of “the age of 65” could probably be long, but we can make such lists for any age category. Conclusion: Each age has its particularities, and which particularity you choose is entirely up to you.

“How old would you be if you didn’t know how old you are?”

Satchel Paige

As you age, your body will undergo certain changes. That’s part of nature. However, how we act and approach age depends heavily on the attitude we adopt.

Let the Age of 65 be Your New Take-Off 

I often use “the age of 65” in this article, as it’s the most common age in most countries when retiring from the labor market sets in. However, it can actually happen at any age around your retirement. For me, it started 10 years ago at the age of 62.

When it starts for you, remember to view retirement as a new chapter in your life, not as the beginning of the end.

 What we all know for sure is that we die one day, but life is too lovely to speed up that process.

Watch the video and get my honest and sincere view on how I dealt with retirement syndrome and how I brought new air into play, which today allows me to live the best part of my life.

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