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[quote=Anonymous] At age 56, I feel very healthy and energetic. I'm in a manager role at a large corporation, and I have enjoyed being in this mommy-track type job for the past 20 years. It's been very family-friends, thanks to a wonderful boss who is himself in his late 60's and who insists on doing any evening or weekend work because he knows that the middle-aged moms that work under him need to be with their kids. I've got it pretty good: I make $300K per year, have a really nice office, and work with really good co-workers. Once I become an empty nester next year, I might even try for a promotion within my company, or move to another company in my industry. When I got head-hunter calls over the years, I always turned them down because I did not want to disrupt my mommy-track job. Now I'm available and up for the challenge. I like my career, and therefore hope to work for another 10 years, and then perhaps open my own business. I like the challenge of working, and I also like making money. My DH and I are trying to save up to give each of our 3 kids nice down payments for their eventual home purchases. [/quote]
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