Edit this postIrrelevance is the New Retirement
Deloitte India with a retirement age of 62 years, gave golden handshake to 35 partners above 55.
They are removing those *who have their past behind* them and adding those who have their future ahead of them.
Now I know what Charlie Chaplin meant,
"Time is my only enemy".
So you see people trying to cover up their age.
The hair gets blacker.
Cosmetic procedures, shiny new wheels, trendy lingo.
Trade like a pro using our bank nifty option tip and start counting more money in the bank.
Ask anyone who has retired.
They don't miss the money.
They miss the routine, meetings, travel, ringing phones- what they may have complained about. As humans we struggle for relevance.
That our life matters.
Without it there is void.
Along this time, you meet more Doctors than DJs.
I marvel at people's ability to be childish, egoistic and ready to fight on trivial things.
How did they miss the point of life!
*Long back I stopped buying tickets to other people's dramas.*
I see all around me with the attitude of the Polish adage, "Not my circus, not my monkeys."
Fifties is the new twenties with thirty years of experience!
If you are in your twenties or thirties take it from me that *time is a thief*, it slips away.
Buddha was right - The trouble is you think *You have time!*
Have a Great Week
