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As we age (something that seems to happen with a greater rapidity as the years pass on,) it’s easy for us to become more self-critical. After we are well entrenched in the family routine, and we have achieved most of what we wanted to do in our life, sometimes worry can set in. Are we aging gracefully? Do we really look as good as we could during our years of maturity? Why should I continue to make an effort? These are questions you have no doubt asked yourself, and sometimes they don’t have easy answers.
As we get older, this tendency to question ourselves and compare ourselves to others may grow, and become quite distressing. This is not the way it should be. After all, if you have a home, a family and even a job, the maturity years should be even more cause to celebrate. You have managed to acquire and conform to a life situation that many would be jealous of, and not only that but you’ve likely experienced all manner of beautiful things during the course of your life, enough to give you as much confidence as is possible to receive. You have nothing to prove to anyone because you have already proved to yourself that you are worthwhile and independently strong.















