“Retirement is more than just relaxing and enjoying leisure time; instead, it involves actively seeking activities and interests that align with your values and passions,” Heidi Ardis wrote for Kiplinger.
Pushing yourself beyond your comfort zone works to stimulate your adrenaline, and that uncomfortableness is what keeps people engaged and going.
The children of seasoned citizens wonder why mom and dad seem empty, distant, angry and aloof, despite having everything they ever wanted, more resources than they know what to do with, and more time available to do almost anything they’d like to do.
Our mindset imposes self-limiting beliefs that stifle us, impacting behavior, decisions and actions, and therefore our self-improvement and trajectories in life, Jonny wrote.