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Imagine that you have spent your life choosing careers or lifestyles that do not satisfy you, simply to please others. At 60, it’s the perfect time to ask yourself, “What do I really want?” It is an act of courage to allow oneself to be authentic, cultivating one’s own passions and desires.
Case in point: Consider the case of Maria, who for decades felt pressured to follow in her family’s footsteps in the business world. But when he reached 60, he decided to dedicate himself to his true passion: painting. She freed her creativity from the traps of family expectations and now wakes up every morning excited to create. Maria found her purpose and, in the process, reconnected with herself.
