POV: At 62, You Return to the Library Without a Plan

POV: At 66, You Keep Your Hobby Just for Yourself

POV: At 65, You Ask for a Table for One

POV: At 67, You Call a Friend Without Having News

POV: At 63, You Leave One Thing Unfinished

POV: At 64, You Ask for an Hour to Yourself

POV: At 60, You Stop Waiting to Fit Your Old Clothes

POV: At 61, You Let Yourself Be a Beginner Again

POV: At 60, You Stop Being Available for Every Family Favor

POV: At 59, You Ask for a Discount — And They Say No

POV: At 58, You Stop Cooking for Six When There Are Only Two

POV: At 57, You Realize Your Old House Is Too Big for Two People

POV: At 59, You Decide Not to Replace Your Old Car Yet

POV: At 60, You Finally Ask for Help

POV: At 58, You Tell Your Family Christmas Will Be Smaller

POV: At 58, Saving Money Has Become Another Job

POV: At 59, You Stop Saving Every Good Thing for Later

POV: At 56, Your Job Ends Before You’re Ready

POV: At 58, Your Friends Are Retiring—But You Can’t

POV: At 56, You're Not Ready to Let Go of Your Mother's Things

POV: At 54, You Choose a Smaller Paycheck — And Get Your Fridays Back