I just remembered this blog

 So I'd forgotten about this blog, and have come back to it now because I think it might be interesting to share some of my experiences of my own life, and some further adventures as I explore the business of aging, and keeping as fit and active, mentally and physically, as possible. I'll be creating a podcast to share some of my thoughts about aging and maintaining a life that's worthwhile, stimulating, and fun.

As of this moment I'm 67 years old, retired, and doing, among other things, a college course in psychology which I'll be sharing insights and ideas with readers. I'll be making a podcast, and making regular podcasts as I talk and interview various people on different subjects including but not limited to aging, neuroscience, supplements, mind stimulating devices, nootropics, exercise, meditation, travel, music, music therapy, the psychology of music, and things like art therapy.

It's my intention (inshallah) to make a Ted Talk at some point, but I'm not sure on what topic. 

I'm writing a novel, which I'll share as it gets past the half way mark and moves towards publication. I'll share my efforts and difficulties with it over the coming months


Jack October 2023

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