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The Aging Man's Survival Guide provides male (and female) readers with comprehensive insights into the often-avoided and under-discussed subject of male aging.
The book is dedicated to helping all men live their best possible lives by establishing that aging, while inevitable, can immensely enrich our journey. Through knowledge, acceptance, and optimism, life after 60 can be filled with excitement, happiness, love, and contentment.
Topics include:
- Tell-tale signs of aging and how to deal with them.
- How to navigate shifts in societal perception.
- Recognizing male health issues and illness.
- Benefits of keeping your sex drive alive.
- Ideas for how to design a great retirement.
- Why embracing a positive perspective promotes health.
- Strategies for how to accept mortality and plan ahead.
About the author
Joakim Lloyd Raboff was born in Santa Monica, California, in 1963. He has been a freelance writer, filmmaker, photographer, and visual arts consultant for the majority of his professional life.
As a teenager in the late 1970s, Joakim relocated to his mother's native Sweden, but he has also lived and worked in Spain, Thailand, Portugal, as well as in his native USA.
Joakim has produced and contributed to dozens of books, and his portfolio showcases a variety of creative projects commissioned by Swedish and international brands and organizations, including the United Nations in New York.
Each project is a reflection of Joakim's deep engagement with the subjects he focuses on.
His own personal experiences with aging played a pivotal role in the creation of this book.
