As the World Changes

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I heard on the news the other day that one of the new demographics is that older single womenHypnosis Bootcamp Review will "have" to work for the the rest of their lives. For them, retirement is no longer an option. The report put a negative slant to this, which led me to ask -- is this, necessarily a bad thing?

Thomas Edison was trying to find a viable alternative to natural rubber for use in the making of tires for automobiles when he died at the age of 84. Thomas Edison did not continue to work because he "had" to.

Obviously there is work and there is work and there is a vast difference between doing something out of choice and doing something out of necessity. I'm really only pointing out that there is a continuum here and that there are some real benefits that come with the continuation of whatever it is we call work.

We know that a lifetime that consists of both physical and mental exercise is likely to delay some of the disabilities that come with age. Having to maintain some form of structure in our lives is likely to enhance the lives we live. If there is no reason to get out of bed in the morning, there are many people who will not bother to do so.

Using our brainpower to learn new ways of doing things, which will always require the use of focus as well as imagination, can, in addition to warding off the decay of brain cells, prove to be stimulating and fun. When we realize that we really don't have to worry about "rank" and that our accumulated experience and wisdom will serve us well, why not use our own unique skills and apply them to new undertakings? I have, personally, found that even jobs that I have taken that have not been at all a good "fit" (there have been several) have provided me with an understanding of systems that I would not usually comprehend at all. Everything I have done has added to my "bag" of tools.

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