Su suggerimento di @erpi.

Linda Marsa si chiede su Nautilus se l’idea di andare in pensione raggiunta una certa età anagrafica non sia da considerarsi superato, alla luce della lunga aspettativa di vita e della qualità della stessa raggiunte nei paesi sviluppati.

Thanks to genetic luck and some sensible lifestyle habits—I walk two miles every day, quit smoking decades ago, and have never set foot inside a fast food joint—I’m in as good or better shape than ever. I hike and travel, and still have the energy to work 50- to 60-hour weeks. I have a supportive network of family and friends, and a thriving career doing what I love. No longer crippled by the toxic insecurities of my youth, I’m the happiest and most fulfilled I’ve been in my life. As far as I’m concerned, I’m not even close to being put out to pasture.

Immagine da pixabay.