In this last (for now) 4th post, I chose to land in two culturally different cities – Dubai and Milan. One phrase caught my attention though as I read both these chapters with different longevity hub storylines in terms of the progress they are at in their development; and that phrase was “healthy life expectancy”,
Caregiving in Longevity Hubs features five contributions that illustrate the current state of this social element as it presently stands in the US. It can be said that similar narratives are to be heard in many countries around the world including where I live in Canada. In the brief section written by Nancy LeaMond, Chief
As I suggested in Part 1 of this blog series, after you read the book’s preface and introduction, you don’t have to be linear; you can move to any chapter you want, based on what topic area initially interests you most – and for me that was Chapter 9 on Housing. Not only as it
What is important to realize is that there are many markets, consumer facing and non-consumer facing that make up a Longevity Economy, and from my observation it is fluid. Constantly redefining, it has unique social and economic value in diverse communities. In the decades ahead the global worth already in the heady Trillion$ should not
Similar to my summer reads, after the December Holiday Season is over, when in my part of the world the cold locks in and the dark still descends too early until March breaks us free, it’s always a plan to have some winter reads at hand. Typically for me a good murder mystery does the