The Second Identity Crisis: How To Deal In A Smart Way With A New Phase Of Life

But the life expectancy for a 65-year-old today is pushing up towards 20 years. And it’s likely that during those two decades they will be healthy most of the time, in contrast to their counterparts in previous generations. Consequently, today’s 65-year-old is very likely to experience much the same feelings and disturbance of the typical identity crisis previously ascribed only to adolescents.