So here's the good advice, the one I keep folded in my chest like a worn map: Older isn't less. Older is more of what matters. Berker knew that. Now, so do I.
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This doesn't mean you need to have the body of a 25-year-old bodybuilder. It means prioritizing heart health, mobility, and mental clarity. Staying active is the best way to combat the invisibility that society sometimes tries to place on older men. When you walk into a room with good posture and a clear head, you command respect regardless of your age.