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One of my favourite things about the new book from philosopher David Shapiro and purpose-guru Richard Leider, is the title. They had to fight with their publishers to keep the dreaded word ‘old’ on the cover. Which sums up the challenge we collectively face. Our dread of the word, and our inevitable arrival at its door.
The title summarises the book’s entire premise in a wise and witty way (the authors are in their 60s and 70s). It riffs off the annoying question (‘what do you want to do when you grow up?’) that children are asked by adults confronted with making conversation with small humans (similar to women’s most-hated career interview question, ‘where do you see yourself in five years?’). Then, in a sleight of wordsmithing, transforms it into a more profound question.
Hi @azhar999, I saw that you have just arrived on Steemit.
Did you know that there is the Newcomers' Community on Steemit, which helps new users to achieve basic goals step by step in order to be ready for the Steemit ecosystem?
If you are interested in learning more, I recommend you take a look at: Newcomer Guidelines for Verification and Curation you will find a lot of information that will be useful.
On a blogging platform as big as Steemit, you run the risk of not moving forward and not getting the desired results if you do not follow the right path.
I hope I have been a little helpful and if you have any doubts you can always ask me. ;D
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