The article reflects on the author's experience with three friends who are happily retired, yet the author feels no desire to retire. It highlights the mental and physical benefits associated with working past retirement age, including better cognitive function and reduced risk of dementia. The author, who researches and writes, believes that engaging work contributes to neuroplasticity. The narrative is underscored by personal anecdotes, such as observing a family member's decline, reinforcing the value of staying active in old age while finding fulfillment in one's career is discussed.
There may be mental and physical benefits tied to working past retirement age.
The goal is to decide what's right for you and plan for it.
According to the National Institute on Aging, people with complex jobs have better cognitive function as they age.
I don't want to live forever, but I fantasize about being as healthy as possible into my golden years.
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