
The Great Age Revolution: Why Everything You Think About Aging Is Wrong
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A sleepless night in Washington DC with an aching back became the catalyst for a profound realization: everything we believe about aging might be wrong. As I lay there wrestling with physical discomfort and society's negative scripts about getting older, I experienced a moment of clarity that would transform not just my own perspective, but potentially our collective understanding of adult development.
From this awakening emerged the concept of Latalescence – a revolutionary framework that reimagines the adult life journey as an ongoing process of growth rather than inevitable decline. Built upon three interconnected principles – Lateral movement, Coalescence, and continuous adult development – this new paradigm challenges us to see aging not as a problem to solve but as an opportunity for unprecedented growth and contribution.
We stand at the threshold of what I call the Great Age Revolution. With lifespans extending dramatically, adding what amounts to an entire second adulthood to the human life cycle, traditional models of retirement and productivity are becoming obsolete. By 2030, more people will be over 60 than under 10 worldwide, yet we lack sophisticated frameworks for understanding this extended period of vital adulthood.
At the heart of Latalescence lies the practice of self-authorship – the conscious decision to become the primary creator of your own life story. Many of us discover in midlife that our deepest aspirations and fears aren't fully our own but inherited narratives from parents, teachers, and society. Early Latalescence begins with this awakening and the courage to align our lives more authentically with our values and wisdom.
This developmental journey also embraces body-based wisdom, integrating our biological responses, emotional landscape, and cognitive understanding into a cohesive whole. Through this integration, we can create meaningful happiness – not by avoiding life's challenges, but by thoughtfully and courageously engaging with them.
Whether you're questioning traditional narratives about aging or seeking new ways to contribute your wisdom, Latalescence offers both practical guidance and an inspiring vision for life's second act. Join me in this exploration of what becomes possible when we break free from outdated stories and embrace the full potential of our continued development.
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