Money anxiety after 60 often looks like a financial problem. But for many people, it’s actually something deeper.
In this episode of What If You Live To Be 100, we explore why even financially secure people sometimes feel restless or uneasy about money later in life.
We talk about the quiet transition that happens when life shifts from building and producing to observing and guiding. A phase where the world may not demand your role the way it once did — and where identity, relevance, and purpose begin to feel uncertain. Through the story of “Mr. A,” we unpack how questions about money can sometimes hide deeper questions about usefulness, control, and where we fit now.
This episode also reflects on an important shift: moving from using money as a scorecard to using it as a support system for the life you want to live. From proving to living. From momentum to meaning.
Watch the full episode to explore how redefining usefulness, presence, and purpose can bring a surprising sense of calm to the next phase of life.
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