Empirically people don’t really seem to grow much after 40. Maybe 1 in 10 will adopt a truly different mindset. Maybe 1 in 100 will develop a new life-shaping ability (not a hobby). Maybe 1 in 1000 will take on a fundamentally leveled-up Act 2 that will top Act 1.
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For the record, with “dark growth” I’m not talking about traditional later life foci like parenting and grand parenting and community service. That’s fulfillment rather than dark growth. Nice if that’s what you want and get, but if that’s were it, later life would frankly be hell
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I wonder if the Boomer experience was different. Pop culture (including pop psychiatry and careerism) kinda aged with them until they hit 65+ then pop culture shifted back to teens/young adults. I think we don't really have a good precedent for the potential of adults ages 40+
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