Too Young to Die: How to Get More from Life after Retirement

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Picture the Life You Want Taking the time to think about

Picture the Life You Want

Taking the time to think about what

brings you meaning and purpose and thus prolongs your life an gives you a clearer vision of where you will find a good quality of life.
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Find Your Drive Once you’re aware of your goal - or

Find Your Drive

Once you’re aware of your goal - or goals

- make them your focus. Mindfulness can help you achieve these dreams, so pay attention and commit to your purpose!
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Enjoy the Little Things Now that you’re retired, take the time

Enjoy the Little Things

Now that you’re retired, take the time to

truly indulge in each quiet moment you have.
Appreciate the moment and really savour every second of your senility.
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Keep Your Health in Mind The average adult loses up to

Keep Your Health in Mind

The average adult loses up to 8

percent of muscle mass per decade after their thirties.
Keeping your muscles strong will help you stay robust and mobile and prevent you from becoming decrepit for as long as possible.
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Rewire Your Thoughts on Aging You have to rewire your way

Rewire Your Thoughts on Aging

You have to rewire your way of

thinking—you’ve just begun the best, most liberating years of your life. Consider all you’ve learned about life and about yourself and think about all the joys and sorrows of human life you've gone through, and let that be a positive.
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Keep on Learning Researches show that challenging the brain in new

Keep on Learning

Researches show that challenging the brain in new ways

can help to keep you mentally sharp and slow down its fading.
You can — and should — keep discovering new things in your retired life, too. But you may have to seek them out.