Are You Selling Your Leisure Time Too Cheap?
The last time I watched TV ads was in my dentist’s office. I was having
Still At Large
Is America Hitting Peak Consumption?
Some signs of change are subtle. Consider this. The Wall Street Journal has run a
Taylor Swift and Me
It happened in 2020 so it’s ancient history. The ink-stained wretch and Taylor Swift That
Meditation at Chick-fil-A
I can explain. This is a free country. You can meditate anywhere. Just to prove
Fearless Forecasts: The Year of the Silent Senior
Here’s something everyone can agree on: 2022 was a bum year. Let’s hope we can
The High Cost of Immortality
How do you go about giving away hundreds of millions? That’s a serious question. It’s
The Muffled Majority
Are you a member of the Muffled Majority? I am. We’re different from what Richard
Longevity of the Nerds (Continued)
So far, this has been a really good century for
The Longevity Economy: Revisited & Celebrated
You may have noticed: Things change. That’s why I reread Joseph Coughlin’s “The Longevity Economy”
Living Well, or Better, By Facing Death
A well-known joke about retirement spending came to mind as I read a recent article.
The Relativity of Shelter Space
Change is strange. It often comes in completely unexpected forms. It seems obvious after the