“Unlock the Secret to Thriving in Your 50s: Ditch These 7 Surprising Self-Sabotaging Habits Now!”
The more you dwell on past failures, the more your brain reinforces the idea that those failures define you.
But they don’t.
Your 50s should be about moving forward, not looking back with regret. Learn the lesson, make peace with the past, and shift your focus to what’s ahead. Because that’s where your best years can still be made.
4) Comparing yourself to others
It’s easy to look around and feel like you’re behind. Maybe a friend is retiring early, a coworker seems to have it all figured out, or social media makes it look like everyone else is living their best life.
