Here's the version that appeared on my local newspaper: The happiness curve: why life starts looking up again at 50 That should be a soft paywall: they allow 30 free articles per month.
There's nothing in the article to indicate that the author is retired. She might have been a stay-at-home mother; you don't get to retire from that. She's currently writing for payment (as...
There's nothing in the article to indicate that the author is retired. She might have been a stay-at-home mother; you don't get to retire from that. She's currently writing for payment (as evidenced by this very article); she may still be fully engaged in the workforce. Why do you assume she's retired?
As for what there actually is to do at 51... I assume you're under 30. You wouldn't say that if you were 50-ish. There are a lot of things to do in one's 50s, even if they're different to the things one might do in one's 20s or 30s.
I'd like to read this but it's behind a wall.
Here's the version that appeared on my local newspaper: The happiness curve: why life starts looking up again at 50
That should be a soft paywall: they allow 30 free articles per month.
Thanks for the article alternative, I appreciate it!
There's nothing in the article to indicate that the author is retired. She might have been a stay-at-home mother; you don't get to retire from that. She's currently writing for payment (as evidenced by this very article); she may still be fully engaged in the workforce. Why do you assume she's retired?
As for what there actually is to do at 51... I assume you're under 30. You wouldn't say that if you were 50-ish. There are a lot of things to do in one's 50s, even if they're different to the things one might do in one's 20s or 30s.