Welcome to the 100-Year Life Revolution.

No Longevity Strategy = No Growth Strategy.

Welcome to the 100-Year Life Revolution. No Longevity Strategy = No Growth Strategy.

We help forward-thinking leaders and individuals thrive in a world of 100-year lives—transforming  the longevity revolution into business growth, personal purpose, and a bold new chapter.

Two Clear Paths to Your Future

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For Organisations

Unlock the strategic power of longevity
Future-proof your workforce. Tap into the global $15 trillion Silver Economy.

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For Individuals

Design a vibrant Third Chapter.
Find renewed purpose, contribution, and possibility and let’s retire retirement.

"No Longevity Strategy = No Growth Strategy."

"Purpose is the new pension."

"The 100-year life isn’t an endgame.
It’s your next big opportunity."

New Rules for the 100-Year Life

Why It Matters

  • Shrinking working-age populations

  • Rising pension and healthcare costs

  • Untapped talent in experienced workers

  • A booming longevity economy ready for innovation and exploitation

    The future belongs to those who act now.

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Immersion: The Science of the Extraordinary and the Source of Happiness 
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The US just fell out of the top 20 countries for happiness in research by Oxford University. Why aren't we happy all the time?  

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If 70 is the new 50, why are workplaces still treating 50 like a full stop?
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The International Monetary Fund’s World Economic Outlook (April 2025) confirms what many of us have seen anecdotally: thanks to dramatic gains in cognitive and physical health, today’s 70-year-olds now match the capabilities of 50-somethings from a generation ago​. Yet most workforce systems haven’t caught up. Many still edge experienced professionals out just as their value peaks.

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Retiring Retirement: A New Vision for Life's Next Chapter
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For decades, "retirement" meant stepping away from work and withdrawing from the productive world. But as people live longer, healthier lives, this concept no longer fits. Many have 25-30 vibrant years after careers—time to learn, create, mentor, start ventures, or explore passions. Instead of seeing this phase as an ending, we should view it as a renaissance—a time for reinvention and renewal.

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