Abstract

If you face time, you will be able to see a second life that suits you! In this era of 100-year life spans, 50 years old is the halfway point of life. Starting to think about your second life and retirement in your 50s will lead to a better life in your 60s, 70s, and beyond. In this book, a psychiatrist will teach you how to think and live a successful second half of your life, with a focus on "time."

Author’s Information

Takashi Hosaka
Director of Hosaka Psycho-Oncology Clinic.
Born in Yamanashi Prefecture in 1952. After graduating from Keio University School of Medicine, he joined the university's Department of Psychiatry and Neurology. From 1990, he studied abroad at the University of California, USA for two years. He has served as a professor at Tokai University School of Medicine, director of the Liaison Center and Psycho-Oncology Department at St. Luke's International Hospital, and clinical professor at St. Luke's International University, before assuming his current position in 2017. His books include "A Psychiatrist Teaches You the Power of Solitude to Enjoy Life from the Age of 60" (Daiwa Shobo), "A Psychiatrist Teaches You How to Have a Slightly Lazy Retirement" (Mikasa Shobo), and "A Psychiatrist Asserts that 90% of 'Anxieties about Retirement' Are Wasted" (KADOKAWA).