Gen X at Midlife
Gen X at Midlife
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People from all walks of life report being their unhappiest around 46 years old, on average. The good news is, many people’s happiness trends upward after that, with those in their 60s, 70s and 80s often enjoying life more fully than ever. Curious to hear how my Gen X peers are faring in the messy middle, I’ll be talking to people who’ve made it through the low point, are in it now, or who are just now experiencing it.
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Focuses on midlife experiences, personal growth, and the pursuit of happiness with episodes discussing themes like recovering from loss, overcoming depression, and career pivots, such as how artist Ray Beldner regained his creativity and Tess Hawes' journey through her midlife crisis.
People from all walks of life report being their unhappiest around 46 years old, on average. The good news is, many people’s happiness trends upward after that, with those in their 60s, 70s and 80s often enjoying life more fully than ever. Curious to hear how my Gen X peers are faring in the messy middle, I’ll be talking to people who’ve made it through the low point, are in it now, or who are just now experiencing it.
A lot of people I’ve talked to who are over 50 have a talent or skill they didn’t pursue to the fullest when they were younger. And now they regret it. In this episode, my friend Norm Schrager and I talk about this, as well as what dating is like on the apps, why middle-aged people should be in bands, plus Norm’s best advice for anyone this age or approaching it.
Awesome music by Daniel DiPrima.
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