Book · 2020 · Self-Help
The 100-Year Life
Living and Working in an Age of Longevity
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There's a book called The 100-Year Life. 100-Year Life, written by a couple Brits and it it sort of says, 'Imagine the future where the average person lives to 100.'.
Chip Conley · The Tim Ferriss Show · Jun 2019 Listen at 1:40:53 Why people recommend it
The 100-Year Life by Lynda Gratton and Andrew J. Scott is an insightful exploration into the profound societal and personal implications of rising global life expectancies and the future of human longevity. During an episode of The Tim Ferriss Show released on June 20, 2019, specifically titled #374: Chip Conley — Building Empires, Tackling Cancer, and Surfing the Liminal, guest Chip Conley discussed the publication with host Tim Ferriss. Conley highlighted the work during the conversation as a prominent text that he frequently talked about and gifted to others. He explained to listeners that the book was authored by a couple of British writers and envisioned a future reality where the average human being routinely lives to be one hundred years old. Conley emphasized the significance of preparing for this extended lifespan, making it a staple recommendation in his personal reading repertoire for those thinking deeply about the future of aging and human development. His endorsement focused on how the title reshapes conventional perspectives regarding life stages, career planning, and retirement longevity in a changing world where reaching a century of life becomes increasingly common.
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