I'm 77 years old forced to "do less" for physical reasons. (NOT type A.) I stayed in Honduras 23 years ago, unaffiliated with language school because it has continued be easier to be generally USEFUL, frequently not even medically related.
In 5 years, I've never read a boring book. I've followed my nose.
I've> 2,000 books, etc, in self-directed studies in the past 50 years.
Thankful every day my brain permits me to do.
I have a PERSONALLY, VERY tragic life. Happiness 3/10, satisfaction 8/10.
Not a recluse. I wish every "lost soul in my MensGroup" could p
Read this.
I'll reference much of what you've written. Here, I live as the older member of a multigenerational family, which is very common.
Thank you so much for sharing your story, David. I really admire the way you’ve followed your curiosity and stayed engaged with learning throughout your life. Reading about your experiences, your dedication to self directed study, and the way you’ve built a meaningful life despite challenges is truly inspiring. I’m honored that my writing resonated with you, and I appreciate you taking the time to share your perspective.
This is the longest article that I was actually super interested to read on this platform so far. I don’t think this topic is talked about enough! I really appreciated your breakdown of how we can start to identify our interests and incorporate them into our lives regardless of age or circumstance. Your self-reflection questions are also super valuable and I look forward to returning to them when I journal. Thank you for taking the time to put this piece together and share your wisdom with the world.
It takes a great amount of courage to sit with your feelings. Love how you mapped your childhood interests.
Thank you, Rachna! Yes, it took years to figure out what was there early in my life, but I didn’t see it.
I'm 77 years old forced to "do less" for physical reasons. (NOT type A.) I stayed in Honduras 23 years ago, unaffiliated with language school because it has continued be easier to be generally USEFUL, frequently not even medically related.
In 5 years, I've never read a boring book. I've followed my nose.
I've> 2,000 books, etc, in self-directed studies in the past 50 years.
Thankful every day my brain permits me to do.
I have a PERSONALLY, VERY tragic life. Happiness 3/10, satisfaction 8/10.
Not a recluse. I wish every "lost soul in my MensGroup" could p
Read this.
I'll reference much of what you've written. Here, I live as the older member of a multigenerational family, which is very common.
Thank you so much for sharing your story, David. I really admire the way you’ve followed your curiosity and stayed engaged with learning throughout your life. Reading about your experiences, your dedication to self directed study, and the way you’ve built a meaningful life despite challenges is truly inspiring. I’m honored that my writing resonated with you, and I appreciate you taking the time to share your perspective.
This is the longest article that I was actually super interested to read on this platform so far. I don’t think this topic is talked about enough! I really appreciated your breakdown of how we can start to identify our interests and incorporate them into our lives regardless of age or circumstance. Your self-reflection questions are also super valuable and I look forward to returning to them when I journal. Thank you for taking the time to put this piece together and share your wisdom with the world.