Same in HK for those in disciplinary force. But most of them have no problem to find another job after retirement.For just over 30 years, I worked in a career that had a Compulsory Retirement Age of 55. I retired at 54.
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Same in HK for those in disciplinary force. But most of them have no problem to find another job after retirement.For just over 30 years, I worked in a career that had a Compulsory Retirement Age of 55. I retired at 54.
The trick is to start one's downward spiral high enough.Everything is in downward spiral once passed 60!
Depend on the gradient of the slope but it is downward nevertheless.The trick is to start one's downward spiral high enough.
It can be one hell of a ride...
Very common in UK.
This truly is the voice of reason.Nothing's changed. I steadfastly refuse to recognize my limitations.
Being in denial is very normal.This truly is the voice of reason.
Some of us are 30 year olds with 40+ years experience ,then you wake up, you are still alive and 'doing it ', living life , not at the same pace.Nothing's changed. I steadfastly refuse to recognize my limitations.
It was good in the beginning(occasionally) and now part of daily routine.Is it time for a nap?