What if your age was just your level of wisdom?

As we grow older, society tends to focus on the negatives—wrinkles, gray hair, and the dreaded “senior” label. But what if we changed our perspective? What if we began to view age as a measure of wisdom rather than just a number? What if we changed the way we talk about aging? Here's a few ways to change the narrative.

In many cultures, age is seen as a badge of honour. It signifies wisdom and respect.

Some of us get wiser as they grow older, others... well, you know what I mean.

I think the most important thing is to take real pride in all you achieved. And too keep making new plans. And to take yourself less seriously. You're just trying to make the best out of your life, just like the rest of us, right?

Each year brings new lessons, stories, and insights that enrich our lives.

Instead of dreading birthdays, why not celebrate them as milestones of experience?

I’m 25 with 28 years of experience.

Research about the happiness curve has shown that our feelings of contentment grow once we pass our midlife. That’s worth celebrating!

I'm like great wine, I get better over time.

Did you notice how everything coming from the eighties era is becoming increasing popular amongst youngsters? Music, clothes, even food and drinks. You get to say you actually lived it! Remember those fluo pink bodywarmers, your yellow sony discman, dancing to Wham, Madonna or The Cure, 'epaulettes', playing a pinball machine?

I’m not old. I am vintage.

More ease, more humour, more acceptance... so much to look forward to as you grow older. Let's spread the word and change how we talk about aging. This is essential, not just for ourselves but for future generations. 'The best is yet to come' is not just a hollow phrase, it's been proven over and over in research.

“So, what level are you on in the game of life?”