By my life standards, from 1 to 29 you are young. From 30 to 59 you are middle aged. If you are 60 or over, I am sorry - you are old. I am old. 
Old is not quite dead. The body and/or the mind begins to fail. As I said, old is not dead! Old people still have instinctive needs. The need which is often lost first is the need to produce value.
We imagine old men and women with semi-pointless hobbies. The image of retirement is quietly rocking in a chair on a porch... NUTS to that!
Steemit offers old people the fantastic opportunity to contribute and earn. Contribution is valuable to our sense of self worth. Earnings are necessary for those of us who believed the big strategic lie: “Save money for retirement.” Our money has been made worthless.
Two of the instinctive needs of humanity are available through Steemit. If you know an old person rocking their way to the grave, throw them a lifeline: tell them about Steemit.
Here is today’s beauty.
lol, @doctorjohn, I'm over the 60 line, and yes some days I feel old - but - I don't think of myself as elderly - and - I'm enjoying sharing my 'wisdom' on Steemit. Thanks for the post.
Your creativity and posts are awesome.
Despite your being over the 60 line as you said, your daily contributions are invaluable.
I wish I could introduce my grandmother to Steemit.
Excellent motivation, regards.
and for youngsters also ? .}
I am in young period , Steemit also offers us the fantastic opportunity to contribute and earn. sir
Despite the fact I'll be 64 in march.
I'm still healthy and as fit as I was decades ago. (perhaps fitter.)
I still write songs and sing and think about one day retuning to live performances.
I'm still working.
Still trying to figure out how to make money without working.
I think if you added up all the assets i still have going for me you would agree with anyone who knows and sees me......
I'm old.
Steemit is a great way to keep your mind active and at the same time limit the amount you need to save for retirement.
Not saying that I'm reducing the amount of money I'm putting towards retirement, but it's a great way to have and income and still be "retired".
You are a unique person. I could not even imagine that you are 60 years old or more. My parents 68 - my father, and mother 66. My mother can treat a computer like that, but my father does not suit him at all, arguing for this with his poor eyesight. I would be happy to tell them, only they have no primary desire to hear what they are told.