56歳で早期退職、手術で山に登れなくなって気づいたこと｜DIE WITH ZERO

I quit my job at the age of 56. I loved mountain climbing, and spending time climbing mountains was the moment I felt most alive. However, after surgery for spinal stenosis, I was no longer able to climb mountains as I used to. The surgery was successful, but my body is never the same again. It was around that time that I read a book called "DIE WITH ZERO." The words in the book, "Experience has a limit," resonated deeply with me. For retirement, for the future, "I'll go someday," "I'll do it someday," The things I'd been putting off like that suddenly become impossible when my body stops moving first. You may have money left, but your physical strength and health may not. In this video, I talk honestly and without embellishment about: My early retirement at 56 My surgery for spinal stenosis The regrets I only realized when I could no longer climb mountains How reading DIE WITH ZERO changed my mind I don't have any answers. But I hope that it will give those in their 50s and 60s who are similarly unsure what to do someday something to think about.