I am 47 and never learned in my life as much as I do it today (and have great fun with this), despite getting a PhD in physics at 27 and traveling the world 10 years ago.
I also lost 15 kg last year without real efforts and am biking again to work for now 4 years.
I am happy to be experienced and pass this wisdom to my children. I am also happy to cheer up when they succeed (or yell at them when they behave like idiots).
It is just that I feel that I am the essence of pure brilliantism (if there is such a word, derived from brilliant), with a lot of humility on top :)
I have never been so good that in my late 40', even if there are pills to swallow and my elbow hurts.
I also lost 15 kg last year without real efforts and am biking again to work for now 4 years.
I am happy to be experienced and pass this wisdom to my children. I am also happy to cheer up when they succeed (or yell at them when they behave like idiots).
It is just that I feel that I am the essence of pure brilliantism (if there is such a word, derived from brilliant), with a lot of humility on top :)
I have never been so good that in my late 40', even if there are pills to swallow and my elbow hurts.