August 22, 2022

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It’s time to disrupt aging.

❤️The old adage (no pun intended) “It’s not the years in your life that count, but the life in your years” rings true as science advances and people live longer. A ‘young at heart’ mentality is critical to supporting an aging body and living a rewarding life.

For many Baby Boomers, the pandemic positively forced reinvention. Even though people couldn’t control the situation, they could control where to direct their attention, and many did so in positive ways. Hungry for intellectual stimulation, many learned new skills, took online classes, and came together as a community online to stay social.

Listen in as Generational Research Consultant and Trendspotter ??? ???? explains how people are reinventing what it means to age. By staying physically active, socially connected, and intellectually engaged, it’s possible to navigate difficult times, unearth hidden resilience and enthusiasm, and keep the spirit, mind, and body young. ?

Remember:
? What it means to age has changed significantly in the past decade. Sixty feels more like forty.
? We’re younger longer, leaving us more time for reinvention and rediscovery (if we’re smart about it).
? Advancements in life expectancy mean that chronological and biological age are no longer constant for many people.
? Having enthusiasm for life inhibits wrinkles in the soul!

What examples of forced reinvention have you witnessed these past few years?