Abstract

Don't be afraid of your 50s! In the age of 100 years of life, we are still at the halfway point of life!

50s are fun!”
In this book, 19 people, including Naoko Okusa, Yasuko Shindo, Sayako Shimokawabe, Shoko, Mariko Akama, and others, share their tips for living life to the fullest in their 50s.

Aging, childbirth, environmental changes, children leaving the nest, menopause, parental care, mature divorce, remarriage...... often make us pause, ponder, and wonder in our 50s.

Some of you have,
Dreams you have given up on
Dreams that you have failed to achieve.
Dreams you have forgotten
Dreams that you have forgotten
Have you ever had a dream that you gave up on?　

And...,
What would you like to do in the future?
New dreams
New goals
Are these feelings sleeping?

This book is a work to recall such forgotten dreams and write down what you want to do, while confronting yourself,
This book will give you hints for your life as you enjoy your 50s.
The author, writer Nao Takahashi, who is in her 50s, has actually lost her way, lost her way in life, and lost her way in the future, has compiled tips for people in their 50s by listening to the stories of various people from the same perspective as you!

We recommend that people in their 20s, 30s, and 40s read this book to prepare for the coming 50s!

Author’s Information

Nao Takahashi
After working for a publishing company and an advertising agency, became a freelance writer. She has been involved in women's fashion magazines for about 15 years. She is mainly in charge of writing articles and directing photo shoots for fashion, beauty, hair, gourmet, travel, and general lifestyle magazines. She has also been involved in researching women's lifestyles, mainly among reader models, planning magazines and web media, event planning, customer attraction, SN5 marketing, product planning, and more. Currently, she is expanding her activities from event planning to PR and consulting for apparel brands, jewelry brands, cosmetics, esthetic salons, food products, travel-related strategies, model agencies, etc.