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[NSC] Have you reached your peak yet?

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Some may have thought Sir Tom Moore, may have hit his peak in his career while serving his country, and maybe he did, career-wise.
But then he had other layers of drive,
and we all know how he did there.

What a man.

RIP Sir Tom :bowdown:

So have you realised your peak yet?

In any of the categories or others below???

Mentally
Physically
At Sport
Ar Work
Giving to others


I have peaked at 100m, but I am not succumbing to others..........yet.

So what is left in your locker guys ???
 






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Welcome back @Mouldy.

Sporting and physicality - I have hopes of improving my skiing, also a martial art I do in non-lockdown times. Ever optimistic, in no way ready to accept a decline or ceiling. Combined with hopefully losing a bit of weight and getting generally fitter, a virtuous circle.

Work and mental agility - I like to think the former still improves with experience, but my memory has definitely declined in some ways post 50.
 








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I thought we peaked late twenties? So I'm on the down slide now..

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Weststander said:
Welcome back @Mouldy.

Sporting and physicality - I have hopes of improving my skiing, also a martial art I do in non-lockdown times. Ever optimistic, in no way ready to accept a decline or ceiling. Combined with hopefully losing a bit of weight and getting generally fitter, a virtuous circle.

Work and mental agility - I like to think the former still improves with experience, but my memory has definitely declined in some ways post 50.
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Thanks.
Sounds like you have some good stuff to aim for, it's exciting isn't it.

Is it long term or short term memory ?



Guinness Boy said:
I've peaked at jeans wearing as I've finally found the right BRAND.
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Yes, I saw you the other day and they look very nice.:love:
 

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I’m deteriorating rapidly...... at 60 I feel I peaked 28 years ago.
 






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Mouldy Boots said:
Thanks.
Sounds like you have some good stuff to aim for, it's exciting isn't it.

Is it long term or short term memory ?

Yes, I saw you the other day and they look very nice.:love:
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It’s that typical thing of forgetting the name of someone on TV or a friend of a friend. Also, having to concentrate more than I did on movies/boxsets where there’s a load of subplots. Especially Nordic Noir where every murder suspect’s surname ends in a ... rsson.
 


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Weststander said:
It’s that typical thing of forgetting the name of someone on TV or a friend of a friend. Also, having to concentrate more than I did on movies/boxsets where there’s a load of subplots. Especially Nordic Noir where every murder suspect’s surname ends in a ... rsson.
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I little trick I was taught year's ago on remembering names, was when you first meet them to address them by their name at least 3 times, within the conversation.
This should stick, I used to meet up with 1000 different people a month and it was very rare, when I could not recall a name.
It's worth doing and must become habit-forming. The people involved are also impressed you remember them!!
 




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Weststander said:
Welcome back @Mouldy.

Sporting and physicality - I have hopes of improving my skiing, also a martial art I do in non-lockdown times. Ever optimistic, in no way ready to accept a decline or ceiling. Combined with hopefully losing a bit of weight and getting generally fitter, a virtuous circle.

Work and mental agility - I like to think the former still improves with experience, but my memory has definitely declined in some ways post 50.
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I can’t even remember being 50!
 








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