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Who Is Your Chief Longevity Officer?

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The Time-Optimized Newsletter

Helping move time from finite to infinite (issue 240)

I accidentally gave Sue a new title at a doctor’s appointment. Then I realized how accurate it was.

Who Is Your Chief Longevity Officer?

I accidentally gave Sue a new title during a doctor’s appointment: my Chief Longevity Officer. What started as a joke got me thinking about the people who help us stay active, ask better questions, make better decisions and enjoy more quality time along the way.

This week, I’m looking at why longevity may be about more than healthy habits. It may also be about relationships.

How Strong Is the Life You're Building Around You?

A longer life creates more time, but the quality of that time still depends on how you are living it. The Post Career Lifestyle Stress Test provides a quick way to consider whether the different parts of your lifestyle are working together or creating pressures you may not have recognized.

Who are Your Longevity Board Members?

Who is the person in your life who consistently helps you become a healthier, wiser, or more connected version of yourself?

If someone asked you to name your Chief Longevity Officer, who would immediately come to mind, and when was the last time you thanked them?

Longevity Should Be a Group Strategy

Longevity is often viewed as an individual responsibility, but many of the behaviors that contribute to a longer, healthier, and more fulfilling life are reinforced by the people around us.

Recognizing and investing in those relationships can strengthen not only our health, but also our sense of connection, purpose, and well-being.

Want to Better Understand How to be Longevity Officers as a Couple ?

You may share a retirement date without sharing the same expectations for what comes next.

The Retirement Together Report compares how each partner views time, purpose, activities, relationships and life after work, helping you see where your expectations align and where a conversation may be worth having.

Two Individual and One Together Report for Only: $89

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