Retirement is Not the End. It Filter

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Retirement is usually described as an ending - the end of relevance, routine, purpose, or strength.In this book, Colonel Alok Asthana argues the opposite.Drawing from military life, competitive sport begun after sixty, long solo journeys, climbing Everest Base Camp at 70, and winning the Silver medal at National Powerlifting at 72, he shows how retirement removes the noise that once passed for meaning. What remains is choice - of effort, of restraint, of difficulty, and of joy.This is not a motivational manual.It does not promise reinvention or endless positivity.Instead, it offers something rarer: a calm account of how life becomes clearer, stronger, and unexpectedly happier when approval, urgency, and performance finally lose their grip.Written with restraint and candour, Retirement Is Not the End - It Is the Filter is for anyone who suspects that the best years of self-command may come after the last designation is surrendered.The book also contains a comprehensive guide on the EBC trek and its training.

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Pagina's: 186, Paperback, Notion Press