「人生の坂には“まさか”がある」佐藤優さんが辿り着いた“定年後生活の極意”とは【悩める大人たちに贈る47歳からのキャリア】

Watch the full version here: https://txbiz.tv-tokyo.co.jp/47/vod/p... Our guest is author Masaru Sato, a former senior analyst at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. When he faced adversity after a stellar career as a diplomat, he was inspired by the words of Muneo Suzuki. "Don't think of life as two slopes: uphill and downhill. Life has a slope called 'unexpected.'" Drawing from his own experience, Sato explains, "It's important to study unexpected situations," and we spoke to him about the secrets of life after retirement. (Part 1 of a 3-part series) [Careers After 47: A Gift to Worried Adults] The film "47: Status of Life," released in the US in 2017, garnered a lot of attention. This is a human drama depicting the sorrow and rebirth of middle-aged men. In fact, the age at which people feel the least happy is 47.2 years old. According to a study by Professor David Blanchflower of Dartmouth College in the United States, people approaching their 50s are living depressed days (47.2 years old in developed countries, 48.2 years old in developing countries, 2020 survey). It's true that this is a generation that is facing increasing worries both at work and in their personal lives. What will they do with the rest of their corporate careers? Will they be able to get promoted? Will they continue working after retirement? Will they pursue a hobby? Is it too late to change jobs? Re-skilling? Career advancement? In the "100-year lifespan era," we explore tips on how to live for worried adults. Cast: MC: Akiko Sasaki (TV Tokyo) Guest: Masaru Sato (Author, Former Diplomat) Costume Support: AKIKO OGAWA Sound Material: OtoLogic Books by Sato featured on the program: "Post-Retirement Japanese: Living in the World's Greatest Paradise" (Asuka Shinsha) #Retirement #Post-Retirement #40s #50s #CareerFrom47 #MasaruSato #AkikoSasaki #WayOfLife #100YearLife #Paradise #TVTokyoBIZ #47YearsOld