People born between 1945 and 1965 learned to measure their worth by their usefulness, and many are only now discovering what it feels like to simply exist without earning it
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For a generation raised to equate worth with output, retirement isn't a reward — it's a slow, terrifying encounter with the self that was always there underne...
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For a generation raised to equate worth with output, retirement isn't a reward — it's a slow, terrifying encounter with the self that was always there underne...
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