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Susan Young Browne, a 108-year-old great-grandmother from Delaware, renewed her driver's license through 2033 and still works out 3x a week.
From pay phones to cursive handwriting, these 20 things that disappeared from society vanished so gradually that almost no one noticed.
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Recognize the 12 phrases people use when they don't like you and what each one is really communicating.
Every few years, someone with real skin in the game says something about the future of work that stops you mid-scroll. Not a LinkedIn thought leader. Not a TED Talk full of bullet points and optimistic music. Someone who actually built the machines and, in doing so, earned the right to tell you what comes...
Eighty gets a bad reputation. It tends to arrive in other people’s minds as a series of limitations – the things you can’t do anymore, the slowdowns and the adjustments and the careful navigation of a world built for people thirty years younger. What rarely makes it into that conversation is the other side: the...
December has a particular way of making everything harder. The bills that were already close to the edge sit a little closer. The school calendars clear out right when the gig work is busiest and the childcare options are fewest. And somewhere in all of that, a woman puts a child in the back seat,...
Retirement planning has always lived in that uncomfortable space between “I really should figure this out” and “I’ll deal with it next year.” For millions of American workers, particularly those without a 401(k) through their job, “next year” keeps getting pushed back because there’s no obvious door to walk through. No HR rep handing you...