2. Recognize that you can change your life at any point.

Do you feel like it’s hard to be look forward to the future because it seems all too predictable?

• Choice #1: resign yourself to the inevitable
• Choice #2: open yourself up to the possibilities that exist for everyone, at every age.

Consider Paul Tasner . He was shaken out of his daily grind when he was laid off at the age of 64.

At the age of 66, he decided to become a first-time entrepreneur.

The Californian now makes biodegradable packaging that helps combat the plastic pollution crisis — and says, “I am doing the most rewarding and meaningful work of my life right now.”