After all, what are the happiest ages in life?

Is there a perfect age at which a person truly feels happy in the fullest and most fulfilling? Before you think these questions are random, know that there are scientists researching this, and just to give you an idea, we'll reveal some very interesting facts for you.

If you are 23 or at the age of 69, smile: These are the best ages according to a recent survey, which leads us to believe that we have not one but two very good times in life.

Satisfaction

The survey, conducted by the Center for Economic Performance at the London School of Economics, studied the satisfaction peaks of a total of 23, 161 people aged 17-81, according to the Daily Mail. Among the research findings are some simple considerations such as the fact that after the early twenties it is normal that happiness is no longer as intense as before, after all, young people are faced with new challenges that include looking for the ideal job and Financial independence. That is, it is not a very simple phase.

After that, as maturity approaches, some fears approach and in the 40s it is quite common for people to feel a great fear of reaching 50, after all, 50 years is time, huh! And it seems that the words "half a century" seem to haunt the lives of those over 40. It's the famous "midlife crisis."

It was just a scare

After the 50's or so, one realizes that one may be much better than one imagined and that life is still beautiful, that achievements are possible and that soon a joy known as retirement will be here to stay. And that's right, after retiring the person finds that he is well, that he can travel and enjoy the family. And then 69 years seems to be the pinnacle of joy.

The 75 years, it seems, seem to scare more than any other phase. To try to lessen the impact of age, researchers advise that mental activities be developed, and this includes everything from therapy to crosswords.

It is also known that the best aging people are those who, when young, were happy and well resolved. That's why you, the young man who reads us, try to solve your problems if you don't want to carry them all your life. And when it comes to work, try to do what you love most, please.

The researchers also point out as one of the main factors of discontent in old age unrealized dreams. Isn't it time for you to run after what you really want?