On this episode of MICRO BREAK (Episode 11), I talk about getting older and how people react to aging. Some in very positive way, and others, no so much. I also talk about how I react since I will be celebrating yet another year older on October 4!

What defines an “old” person? As it turns out, the answer varies depending on your age. If you’re under 30, studies show you’re likely to say old age begins at 60. If you’re in your 40s and 50s, you might say 70. If you are 60 or 70, your definition of “old” might be 74 or above. Turns out we tend to feel younger the older we get-many people in their 80s report feeling 70. - Credit: The Future of Getting Old: Rethinking Old Age - Wired.com

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 The Future of Getting Old: Rethinking Old Age - Wired.com