Age is No bar!

Starting a new life or pursuing new ventures at any age, including at 70, is entirely possible and often inspiring. Participating in hobbies and other social activities may lower risk for developing some health problems, including dementia, heart disease, stroke, and some types of cancer.

With life expectancies consistently increasing, our retirement years are extending, too. Moreover, today’s retires are youthful enjoying good health. As a result, you may be considering starting a business in retirement to supplement your income or the other reason would be to get engaged

1.Kiran Bedi

Kiran Bedi is a retired Indian Police Service (IPS) officer and the first woman to join the Indian Police Service in 1972. After retirement, she took up various roles including being the Lieutenant Governor of Puducherry and has been involved in numerous social initiatives. In her 60s, she launched the "Navjyoti India Foundation" to work towards social empowerment and community service.

2. Colonel (Dr.) Satyendra Kumar Singh

Colonel Singh, a retired army officer, became a prominent author and public speaker. After retiring, he started focusing on writing motivational books and sharing his experiences. In his late 70s, he became a successful author, inspiring many through his writings and speeches.

3. Baba Kalyani

Baba Kalyani throughout his agr has shown that one can lead diverse interests throughout their life. Baba Kalyani is the chairman of Bharat Forge and has constantly adapted to new market trends and technologies well into his senior years, emphasizing continuous learning

4. Nandita Das

While she is known for her work as an actress and director, Nandita Das has also been an activist for social causes and women's rights. In her late 40s and early 50s, she has been actively involved in projects to empower women and address social issues, proving that impactful work can continue throughout life. Encouragement for Starting New Ventures

These examples emphasize that age should not be a barrier to pursuing dreams or engaging in new projects. Pursue New Interests: Whether it’s starting a business, learning a new skill, or taking up a hobby, staying active and engaged can lead to fulfilling experiences. Embrace new technologies and ideas, which can lead to innovative ventures. Older individuals can impart their wisdom while simultaneously learning from younger generations, fostering intergenerational collaboration.

Conclusion

Life is full of opportunities, and starting anew at any age can lead to unexpected and rewarding experiences. The examples of Kiran Bedi, Colonel Singh, Raja Shankar, Nirmal Singh, and Nandita Das illustrate that it is never too late to chase your dreams and make a positive impact on the world.

G1(Social activist and Businessman )