Aging often brings a natural invitation to redefine identity. For many older adults, retirement, the empty nest phase, or the physical slowing of the body can mark a significant departure from long-held roles such as worker, caregiver, provider, or even athlete. These roles are not just tasks we perform—they are deeply woven into how we see ourselves and how others recognize us. When those roles shift or fade, it can lead to a profound question: Who am I now, if I’m no longer