How do you want to retire?

I’m three years past retirement age yet my work is taking off and I love it. I’m energised by it.
It’s taken me twenty years to find myself in my work, but I don’t mind that as I learn then I share. It was my life path to do it this way. A heck of a lot of knowledge and experience has led to where I am now. I honestly believe that knowledge must be experienced otherwise it’s just theory.
Let’s face it, you could know everything there is to know about brain surgery, but no one is going to let you near them with a scalpel unless you have the experience to back it up.
Okay, I’m not doing anything so fancy, but it’s still important that you change before you set out to help others. It has to be a path you’ve walked. ‘In theory’ is not the right way to teach.
‘I’ve done this, I’ve tested it’ is.
At my age?
Change at any age is great. Feeling better the older you get is great. Having something new in your life is great.
Life only stops improving if you choose the wrong beliefs about ageing. Choose wisely.
From 5-16 you can be forced to go to school.
From 16-67 you can be forced to go to work.
I am free to do as I please.
It pleases me to be useful.
Nothing is more important than feeling good, and if you can help others to do that…why would you stop?
That’s all.
Best love
Deb xx
P.S. If you need to know how to be an ageing rebel, I’m here for you. No I no longer bother with stiletto heels, but I do wear heeled trainers that sparkle and change colour in the sun! You’re never too old for glitter, sequins, and your own style of fashion.