06/30/2026
Getting Older is a Privilege that many don't get to enjoy.
Focusing on what we can influence as we age is preferable to lamenting what we cannot.
My recently published and co-authored book, ReSet: Making the Most of the Rest of Your Life, was written to help those in mid-life and older to optimize the next chapters of their lives.
A study in a recent article in the Journal of Population Ageing analyzed 258 million older adults across 27 countries in the Western Pacific. It revealed that the primary drivers of healthy aging depend less on traditional healthcare spending and more on activities that bring people together
• recreationally,
• culturally, or
• through faith-based activities. This was followed by overall
• tech readiness.
Although the above big-data study doesn't capture the Western world, it confirms what extensive research has already shown:
together,
• social engagement,
• a feeling of belonging,
• life-long learning, and
• remaining current, i.e., tech savviness,
all contribute to greater enjoyment of later life.
When governments shift their focus and increase investment in community infrastructure, social connection and digital innovation, everyone is likely to age better.
Shifting YOUR focus and resetting your mindset is a good place to start.
Doing so while enjoying the social connection in an online community with like-minded people is even better.
That’s where I come in! I am about to launch a well-researched program that focuses on learning about transitions, longevity, purpose, ageism, health span, and joy span.
Sound interesting? Send me an email at [email protected] to learn more and sign up.
Five sessions starting September 2026. Attendance is limited and the community will be curated.
Canadian price, $70.00 CAD + HST | U.S. price, $50.00 USD
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