Reframing Your Identity: A Guide to Aging With Purpose

by Carol Setters

Overview

Redefine your Future after 65 and discover a new Identity rich with purpose and possibility, without conforming to old notions of aging.

Are you navigating the unfamiliar waters of life after 65 and yearning for a renewed sense of purpose? Have you rejected the notion of "golden years," just to find yourself searching for meaningful ways to embrace this phase of life?

Do you wish to leverage your life experiences to foster personal growth while contributing to the greater good?

If any of this resonates with you, know that you are not alone.

For many, stepping into this age bracket poses challenges-a rethinking of identity amidst a world that sometimes seeks to sideline the elderly. The key to thriving is not merely accepting, but actively reshaping your identity.

Here's a transformational guide that veers away from the clichéd advice on health and financial stability, guiding you instead toward crafting a compelling narrative for your third act.

You might wonder if it's too late to make changes, or if these suggestions will address your unique situation. It's absolutely never too late!This book was crafted for people just like you, who desire a fresh outlook after 65 that harmonizes with their lived experiences.

It's been reviewed and refined to combine compassionate understanding with actionable advice, ensuring it speaks directly to your needs.

Designed as a practical companion - this guide offers more than just inspiration. It provides a comprehensive roadmap to propel your journey of self-actualization, with elements like exercises, reflection prompts, and community resources to fuel continuous engagement.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798897782079
Publisher:	Staten House
Publication date:	03/08/2025
Series:	The Elder Revolution , #1
Pages:	204
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.51(d)

About the Author

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At 68 years old, Carol Setters is just as surprised by that number as anyone else is about their own age. Carol values friendships with those who offer unique perspectives, engage deeply with the changes in their bodies and communities, and recognize the evolution and experience that come with age.

Understanding that aging brings its share of challenges—injuries, disabilities, and other physical and mental betrayals—she is convinced that staying engaged, maintaining physical, emotional, and intellectual well-being, and resisting small-mindedness are key to remaining self-directed. While society and pharmaceutical ads may paint a narrow picture of what it means to grow older, Carol finds inspiration in elders who defy those expectations—activists, artists, athletes, and craftspeople who are at the top of their game. And then there are those, like herself, the garden-variety older folks, with stories to tell as well.

Believing in the power of challenging ideas to keep life fulfilling and vibrant, Carol hopes to share insights that inspire others to make the most of their later years. And if readers have stories to share in return, even better.