13 habits of people who have a fulfilling life at midlife and beyond

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1. They don’t buy into the negative social conditioning and stereotyping of what the rest of the world dictates life at midlife and beyond is like. Instead, they decide for themselves how they want this stage of life to be and then find ways to make it so.
2. They have created their own definition of success based on their values and what is most important to them and are building every area of their life around that.
3. They don’t allow themselves to get knocked off track by setbacks, challenges or things going wrong. They accept that is all part of creating a fulfilling life.
4. They don’t do drama, and they don’t engage in other people’s drama either. Drama is such an energy drain, whether it is your own or someone else’s. Fulfilled people don’t have time for that sort of nonsense.
5. They don’t settle for mediocrity. If their life isn’t the way that they want it, they don’t just settle for it. They get off their arse and do something about it. Fulfilled people don’t wallow in pity parties!
6. They surround themselves with positive, can-do, constructive people. On the flip side, they protect themselves from energy draining and toxic people.
7. They have strong personal boundaries that protect the fulfilling life they have created.
8. They look after themselves. It is very difficult to feel fulfilled if you are always feeling like crap. Fulfilled people prioritise their health and wellbeing.
9. They don’t compare themselves or their lives to other people’s. They focus on their own lives and how they want it to be.
10. The don’t fall into the being constantly busy habit. Fulfilled people have a habit of pacing themselves, thus avoiding a lot of stress and overwhelm. We live in a world that seems to glorify being constantly busy and ignore how destructive it is in many ways and on many different levels. Fulfilled people march to the beat of their own drum.
11. They don’t take themselves or life too seriously.
12. They don’t define themselves by their age. They know age has nothing to do with the possibility of having a deeply fulfilling life.
13. They get that fulfillment lies in simplicity. Their lives are often built around simplicity as a core value.