Summary:
The book provides insights and practical advice for older adults who are facing financial instability and underemployment, addressing the emotional and social challenges that come with economic distress. It offers strategies for reinvention and building a more sustainable life through community support, resilience, and resourcefulness.
Key points:
1. Accepting Change: Understand and accept that traditional careers and retirements may not work anymore. Adjust future plans accordingly.
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