Do you think you’ll see 65?

My dad died a few months shy of 65. I will be 44 on Thursday and I think about that a lot. I never understood what a midlife crisis was until recently.

Gotta live every day like it’s your last baw. When your day comes, it comes.

Saved and worked my arse off to retire with enough to live very well and travel

But it’s not promised at all

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Do you think you’ll see 65?

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65 and done. Both grandfathers and father died at that age.

I’m thinking yes to 65 but i truly have a hard time believing 75-80

Sorry you lost your dad so early, I’m blessed to have mine still at my age. I try never to take that for granted now but wish I would’ve spent more time with him when I was younger

Wow I thought younger but the older I get the younger everyone else seems

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Sorry you lost your dad so early,

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Thanks

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I’m blessed to have mine still at my age. I try never to take that for granted now but wish I would’ve spent more time with him when I was younger

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You are blessed to still have him. Enjoy it

My grandpa made it to his late 80s and I still have a grandmother alive as well as a few great aunts, great uncles, etc, and my mom. Since my dad passed, I don't take them for granted like I used to.

Early on in life, didn’t think I’d make 27. Lived like it too…so much so my parents took a life ins policy out on me when I was 24.

Then, when I made 27, didn’t think I’d make it to 35. Lived like it too.

When I turned 29, I sobered up and had a desire to live, create a life for myself and others.

At 32, I opened my first business, and opened two more within 7 years.

Now, at the age of 40, the combination of working 60+ hours, a sedentary lifestyle, family, etc has caused a few health concerns. So much so I’m selling the main business to free up time to focus on health.

I def won’t see 65 if my lifestyle doesn’t change sooner than later.