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LEVEL 50 Lifestyle
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Добавлен 3 дек 2022
LEVEL 50 Lifestyle is all about life at 50+, exploring lifestyle, fitness, hacks, tech and general life, issues, and solutions for men at 50
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The Biggest MISTAKE ..when thinking about RETIREMENT
When I'm on holiday, I often think about Retirement.... but that can be a BIG mistake ....here's why ....
This video challenges the common misconception of retirement being an extended vacation.
I argue that idealized visions of retirement, fueled by sunny holidays and leisure activities, are unrealistic. While retirement can be a positive change, it's important to consider the realities of no longer working full-time.
Here are some key points covered in the video:
Retirement is not a holiday: The video distinguishes between the temporary pleasure of a vacation and the long-term realities of retirement. Vacations provide a break from routine, whereas retirement is a permanent shift in lifesty...
This video challenges the common misconception of retirement being an extended vacation.
I argue that idealized visions of retirement, fueled by sunny holidays and leisure activities, are unrealistic. While retirement can be a positive change, it's important to consider the realities of no longer working full-time.
Here are some key points covered in the video:
Retirement is not a holiday: The video distinguishes between the temporary pleasure of a vacation and the long-term realities of retirement. Vacations provide a break from routine, whereas retirement is a permanent shift in lifesty...
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The Early Retirement Trade-off: More Money Later or More Life Now?
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Thinking about retiring early? It's not just about the money! In this video, we're diving deep into the REAL early retirement equation: Health Time Money. Tired of hearing about the 4% rule and endless financial projections? We're going beyond the numbers to explore what truly matters for a fulfilling retirement. Can you retire early on less, but have MORE time and health to enjoy it? Or should...
Doorbell Cam Shocker: My Belly Fat Wake-Up Call at 50 (And How I'm Fighting Back)
Просмотров 273Месяц назад
😱 Caught on camera: My doorbell cam just exposed my 50-year-old belly fat and terrible posture! It was a wake-up call I couldn't ignore. In this video, I share my REAL, unfiltered plan to fight against Father Time. No gimmicks, no BS - just the exact plan I've developed to lose the gut, fix my posture, and get back in shape. Join me on my mission to o Fix Posture, Lose Weight, & Feel Great Here...
50+ and Single: Why It's Your Secret Weapon for a Better Life
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How to be happy being single. Being single could be the BEST thing for you. Embracing the single life after 50 isn't just okay - it's an opportunity for incredible growth and self-discovery. In this video, we dive into why being single in your 50s can be one of the most rewarding experiences of your life. And set you up for the future as a singleton, or in a new relationship if you want. Whethe...
What is the Prostate Exam ACTUALLY like? And WHY you NEED to get checked
Просмотров 2322 месяца назад
A Prostate Exam could be a lifesaver - Gentlemen, let's have an honest chat about something that terrifies most of us: the prostate exam. Yep, the one with the finger. I was right there with you, avoiding it like the plague. But then, I started experiencing some unsettling symptoms... In this video, I'm sharing my personal experience with prostate health, the warning signs I ignored, and the li...
Don't Let Age Hold You Back: Top 10 Health Hacks for Men Over 50
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Today, I’m sharing my top 10 health tips for men in their 50s. Whether you’re heading towards retirement, facing new life changes, or just want to feel your best, these tips are essential for maintaining a healthy and fulfilling life. In this video, I’ll cover everything from diet and exercise to mental health and sleep. These are practical, actionable tips that I’ve personally embraced to stay...
Why Turning 60 Feels Different: My Journey Through the Late 50s
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Welcome back to my channel! Today, I'm diving into a topic that's been on my mind a lot lately: aging. As I approach the end of my 50s, I find myself grappling with the realities of getting older, from daily reminders like my "old man pill" to thoughts about retirement and life changes. In this video, I reflect on: The mental and physical shifts I've experienced as I near 60. My personal journe...
Energy Bytes - Energy Drinks are OUT, Energy Gummies are IN! (Citrus Crush Review)
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Dating After 50: How to Avoid Making Bad Choices
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Welcome to our channel, where we dive into the vibrant world of dating and relationships for the mature, sophisticated man. Today's video, "Dating After 50: Top Tips for Rediscovering Love," is crafted with you in mind - the distinguished gentleman who is stepping back into the dating scene, perhaps after years in a long relationship or marriage, and is ready to embark on a new journey of compa...
Do Smart Rings Work? Paying with the Twinn Smart Ring
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Revolutionize Your Payments: A Deep Dive into the Twinn Smart Ring twinn.me/collections/payment-rings Curve Card - curve.com/en-gb/# Welcome to Level50 Lifestyle, where we bring you the latest and greatest in tech innovations! Today, we're exploring an exciting piece of wearable technology - the Twinn Smart Ring. 🔵 About This Video: In this video, we take an in-depth look at the Twinn Smart Rin...
Chilly Evenings to Cozy Nights: Landmann Firepit Unboxing and First Impressions!
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Join us on our cozy journey as we unbox and assemble the versatile Landmann Fire Pit, a fantastic addition to our garden! Perfect for those who love the warmth and ambience of a good fire, this video is a must-watch for outdoor enthusiasts and fire pit aficionados. Check them out here landmann.co.uk/collections/fire-pits What's Inside: 📦 Unboxing Experience: Dive into our initial impressions as...
Aiper Seagull Pro Cordless Robotic Cleaner Review - A Game Changer
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Ninja Foodi Dual Zone Air Fryer Review - My Honest Thoughts!
Просмотров 28 тыс.Год назад
I debated about getting an Air Fryer - and opted for the Ninja Foodi Dual Zone Air Fryer - here's my full review. This is Amazon (affiliate) link to the model I have: amzn.to/43Oumt6 In this video I'm sharing my review of the Ninja Foodi Dual Zone Air Fryer after testing it out for a few weeks. This air fryer has some really cool features like dual zones so you can cook two foods at different t...
I Got My Hands on the Clear G-Shock Casioak! - Unboxing the LIMITED EDITION 40th Anniversary Remix
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Today I'm unboxing and reviewing the brand new G-Shock 40th Anniversary "Casioak" Clear Remix edition. This see-through stunner celebrates 40 years of G-Shock with a totally transparent design that shows off the inner workings of this rugged classic. Model: GA-2140RX-7A From the clear band and case to the visible module substrate, this Casioak gives you an insider's look at what makes these wat...
Feel Multivitamins & Adult Gummies - Full Review
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Turning 50 - Top 5 Changes - And What to Do About It
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Turning 50 - Top 5 Changes - And What to Do About It
We can't wait to get to retirement!
I turn fifty tomorrow. I have been dreading it for weeks and have told my family I don’t want to celebrate it at all, which my young sons find unsettling and baffling. This advice seems sound but here’s the problem: I *hate* physical exercise. I’ve never had that “endorphin rush” that exercise enthusiasts preach about. I just feel tired and sore after exercising and have never found any real benefit, so it’s virtually impossible for me to ever want to exercise. I’ve lived with depression since my teens and it has ravaged my health generally and caused a few careers to stall, eventually leading to me having to take retirement on medical grounds when I was only forty-five. Some might think they’d love to be retired so young but it’s no picnic being told you’ll never work again. I also have sleep problems and am carrying a painful ankle and foot injury. So, I feel useless, depressed, pessimistic, a failure to my family (especially my sons as I am a poor role model), tired and in pain. I feel worn out and weary, more like I’m eighty. I don’t see anything to celebrate about turning fifty. But that’s just me.
Things sound tough. In terms of exercise - just going for a walk is enough sometimes... I've started going for a daily walk. It also gives me time to clear my mind and think things through. Even if it is a short walk ... it is a start. I hope you find a way through things...
For many of us, a decision to retire early is to quit at the peak of our earning years. It’s the worst financial decision one can make. However, money, or more of it, cannot buy health, time or happiness, which I believe is your point. That is exactly why I retired last year at 60. I had too many things (hobbies, travel, spending more time with family, staying healthy!) I wanted to do with the rest of my life. To be able to realize them is my definition of happiness. Also, don’t underestimate work stress and what that does to one’s health. As someone on the internet once said, “Working longer has the dual benefit of greater savings and shortened lifespan, ensuring that one never runs out of money.”
@ lasticonoclast Excellent comment. All of what you wrote resonates with me.
My parents often talked of all the things they wanted to do in retirement. They retired promptly at 65 and had two decent years before health issues became a large issue in their lives. 4 days before her 73rd birthday, my mother died; three months later my mother in law (@72) died; two years later my father died. They spent their lives looking to an imaginary future that did not transpire. My spouse and I have decided not to wait until normal retirement age to enjoy 'retirement'. We're in our early 50s are currently on an 8 to 12 month career break to do a small bit of travelling and focussing on ourselves and trying to decide if we want to go back to work full time next year. As each day passes where we don't wake to the sound of an alarm clock makes going back to FT work less and less likely.
There's no general answer to this as we're all different so don't make any decisions biased on what other people suggest. Part time works for most people but it's always about money. If you can't afford to go part time, you need to continue working, that's the only consideration.
Good pov. My ifa soley focuses on the finance element oddly, but thus has certainly got me thinking differently aged 56
Yep, once you add in TIME and HEALTH - and not just focus purely on FINANCE, things can look a little different. Even if you set a date a couple of years a head - you still have chance to plan and save a little extra.
I’m 56 , £145.000 in the bank , no mortgage , work part time , still live in the uk , place in Spain as well . Let’s see how things go and how long my money lasts 🤪
Congrats, sounds amazing! Can I ask, how does healthcare coverage work if you live in Spain and don't work? Would you need to get private health insurance?
Sounds good...I've considered France, but since Brexit the whole visa thing for long term stay is not as convenient as it once was.
@@level50lifestyle Yup totally agree with you about Brexit malarkey , so it’s 3 months in the uk then 3 months in Spain etc etc , my partner wants to move to Brittany , it gets tooooo hot in Spain , so see what the future entails , keep up the vids , spot on 👍🏻
I wanna work as long as i can. I honestly don't do much or want to do much in my spare time and I'm only 50.
I think if you enjoy work and it fulfils you - then defo keep going.
I’m 52 and hoping to retire and pull my teachers pension at 55. The numbers are ok and should give me enough to live on (and pay my bills) without having to work. I think it’s the way to go - I’d rather have the freedom and hopefully gain the go years than wait for the magical 60 number which would give me the full pension.
Once you start thinking of the TIME and HEALTH element - it can really change your perspective. If you plan a head, there's still opportunity to get your numbers up at 55 by adding or paying extra into your pension or saving a little extra. Every little bit helps..👍🏾
Don't quit your job in your 50s.Ageism in the workplace is rampant.
Im healthier at 53 than I have ever been in my life. The only change is I cant get the hotties as easy anymore.
Just picked one up for £60, haven’t owned a Gshock since the 90s. Looking forward to its arrival. Definitely a work/adventure watch, will be worn hard!
"You've just gotta sneeze the wrong way and you're out of commission for a few days...." "Every time I stand up too fast my Check Engine light comes on...." (Toon tribe animation)
I relate to that! 🤣
Bro you live an in awesome place, you've got no reason to be phat. I'm in Texas, no place to walk 110F and 5k% humidity... All foods are fried, even ice-cream.
True, but we can fall into bad habits - as you say, I've no excuse with a pleasant climate (although right now its been raining non-stop 🤣) and countryside 👍🏾
Not a fan of clear Gs but I like your glasses, what model are they?
They're Oakley "Volt Drop" - interestingly enough I've just bought some new glases - Oakley Bat Flip
Your videos are great. Im 48 and trying to see how i can design a good quality life as im heading into the 50s. Your topics are very interesting. Peace from 🇿🇦 .
Thanks. Glad you enjoy the videos. Just sharing my experiences of being 50+ and hoping other folk can relate to it 👍🏾
Totally agree with what you're saying about recharging and being able to give more to children. I find that too. I love spending time with my daughter because we only have 3 days together.
I agree
Thanks so much for this! Straight to the point, logical, not harsh. Quite useful advice. I’m 31 and going through a divorce, like you mentioned I was previously scared to be single. My ex left February but since then I’ve been reading lots of books, I’ve started gardening which is something I was never fussed about before, I’m having therapy to iron out some struggles but it’s the first time ever I feel like I am embracing being single. Thank you for the video!
Glad it helped. 👍
I'm going to make some mushroom soup.
Did your wife suddenly leave you for her professional councillor? Did she suddenly cut you off from your joint home business income? Did she try and push a business debt of thousands into your lap? Did she leave you lost at sea with nowhere to go other than your elderly parents? Did she leave you with severe grief and mental health issues? Did she accuse you of all sorts of previous (lies) with the Police? All in a bid to stop you from receiving a decent business settlement and half the house sale racking up £££s in Solicitor's fees. If so, maybe when you do eventually meet someone else and get your life back together, you too can make a smug video like this also? I know I will.
I have watched a few videos like these, and this is definitely one that makes the most sense. My first relationship lasted 28 years. Literally someone i was at school with, first kiss etc. That relationship ended when i was 45. I had then, joint care of a 4 year old child. I had numerous relationships after that in the next ten years, to now. I was rarely single. Then suddenly 2 years ago, a 4 year relationship ended, and i just stopped everything. I was miserable always being single, but i was for 2 years. In the last few months i have realised being single is ok. Most importantly, its made me more fussy. I remember how miserable it can be, being with the wrong person. That break was so important. Now i can imagine being with someone again, but only if they are better than my current life which is good
Glad it resonated. We don't always make the best decisions when in an emotional state, so a period of self discovery after the dust has settled can help build the foundation for the rest of your life, whether that's single or in another relationship. It's a cliche, but you gotta learn to love yourself again. 👍
I’m 50 & Single , I don’t do dating apps , and have no interest in getting into a relationship , Enjoying my freedom
Get a dog
Good to hear a Brit's perspective (Ozzie accent?) rather than the usual American's critique. I'm older than you and after quite a few relationships and a marriage over those years, my overall assessment says I'll never go back. My last one was a platonic friend whom I secretly loved, 35 years ago. When we met again 9 years ago, she leapt on me, expressed "undying love" but couldn't move in yet for practical reasons. As an artist she was trying hard to step up into 'fine art' recognition. Meanwhile, I'm building my land up and relearning my own dormant art skills after years with no facilities to practice in. After a number of attempts, she eventually got voted into a very well known British fine art academy, especially by male artist members (her admission...she's very pretty for her age and flirty). Next thing I know she's hooked up with one of those artists (hypergamy?) and left, claiming she can't live like me and that I "don't appreciate fine art". That was after 5 years of being together albeit often miles apart. That women so easily flip when opportunities arise, has informed me that all women are on the lookout to step upwards to another, until their advancing age forces them to take what they've got. It's inbuilt, irrefutable and historically proven, especially nowadays. Being single has given me the space to become my best self, more than relationships ever have. I think our culture is fkd, and by design. Whoever decided to ruin us, knew that women are the weakest link, manipulated their psychology, and it's succeeding spectacularly.
Hypergamy in action.
I was single after bouncing from relationship to relationship. Good to get some space and focus on self development.
I found myself single after a 30 year relationship at the age of 58 (not my fault or choice)! It was very tough at the time as I'd never really been on my own before. You don't just loose a partner, do you! Nine years later and I find I'm very happy being single - it's been quite a journey of self discovery, one I'm so glad I've had the opportunity to take. Make the most of the opportunities in front of you....
Glad it worked out for you. 👍
54. Single for 5 years. So many bullets dodged. Loving every second.
Thanks man! Really appreciate your perspective
STUPID!
Don't care about your gas payments
Tutorial?? Debit card to nfc ring???? FUKTUBE is USELESS
Well done.Good man.
A good partner and chemistry?
That always helps 👍
All true. Surprised you haven’t got more subscribers
Glad you enjoyed👍
IM turning 50 next year I'm scared
Don't be scared, be prepared 👍😜
All these things started happening to me around 45. I'm now 48 and feel like I'm 60. Starting to wonder how long I actually have. I'm a person who doesn't even like to take an ibuprofen, but I'm giving thought to TRT just to improve my quality of life. Thoughts? Opinions? Experiences? Anyone?
Do you do regular exercise and stuff? What's your diet like? I'd suggest you go through some of the "easier" stuff to do - see how that changes your outlook etc...
Testosterone.... Yes
I came here depressed about being 50 and ended up 50 times more depressed after seeing this.
oh no!! just trying to keep it real... 😟 It's a great age ....
hilarious comment!
Good overview, thanks.
You sound a bit like me 4 years ago. Prostate issues, unfulfilled at work, and not enough time for myself. I first set a goal to retire at June-end, 2023 in my 60th year. To reinforce this, I gave my boss 2 years advance notice. I then went about single-mindedly preparing for retirement. First step was eliminating all debt, so I went crazy aggressive paying down the car loan and the mortgage, and saving $$$. I also began to take better care of my health, adopted the KETO diet, and dropped 19% of my body weight. At work, I worked just as hard as ever to finish with a flourish and make a statement to the company. It caused my boss to give me a promotion with 6 months to go in the hope that I would continue. It felt so good to have enough FU money to be able to firmly say NO! It's been almost a year, but I have zero regrets about retiring. I now do what I want, when I want, as I please, and couldn't be more content with life. And that's because I still have my health. So don't wait too long because age catches up with all of us!
Awesome stuff... I like the way you set a date and put your energy and focus in sorting your health and money. 👍🏾
I hear U....
My age.....60 seems scary is it meant to be.....
And I thought I was the only one. My goodness, that's almost a hundred percent the same as my life situation. I love having peace and quiet, most people I meet are NPCs and totally boring. The mainstream has always gotten on my nerves, now I can't stand it for a second. It's weird to think that you only have a good twenty years left before the lights go out.🤘
When we're at work or "adulting" socialising is all part of life, - but sometimes it is good to just be you and enjoy your own company, or someone near and dear. But peace and quiet is something I really enjoy.
Ok
Good video, thanks for your thoughts :) I´m a year older than you and you´re totally right. It is interesting how your view of life changes with life stages and age. I think very differently now than I did when I was younger and with age comes experience and dare I say it, a bit of wisdom. I´ve never been happier than I am right now. Sometimes I can´t help thinking I´d like to go back in time, but knowing what I know now. Probably would things a bit differently the second time around, but then again, it´s no use having regrets and I for one am looking forward to growing old. Thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed. I've always been a "look forward" rather than "look back" kind of guy. But as John Lennon said "Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans" - and while I am beginning to accept that I'm nearer retirement, I don't want to miss out on the present by obsessing about what future might hold. I'm enjoying my 50s, I am lucky because I am healthy, have decent job, have a great partner - so what's not like 👍🏾😁
MT 09 SP.
No good after three years just throw it away
Just bought this I have a Samsung didn’t realise they don’t except also there is a monthly charge so now have to cancel ring I hope I get my money back
I want to buy a casio oak, right now i am between this model the ga 2140rx and the ga b2100c, the yellow one.