Why Embracing Change After 60 Might Be Your Best Move Yet
The life you've built doesn't have to be the life you keep living There's a particular moment that arrives somewhere in your 60s. You're standing in your kitchen, or sitting in your garden, or maybe just staring out a window, and you realise: this is it. This is the life you've built. Then the question catches you off guard: Is this still the life I want? For most of your earlier years, change happened to you. New jobs, growing families, moving cities, navigating loss. You adapted because you had to. But now? Now change is optional. You could coast from here if you wanted to. Keep everything exactly as it is. And honestly, there's appeal in that. But here's what I've learned, both from my own experience and from countless conversations with people navigating their 60s and beyond: the people who are genuinely thriving aren't the ones who've managed to freeze everything in place. They're the ones who've stayed willing to let things sh...
