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#32. Modern Elders Academy | Chip Conley


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We live in a society that tends to think that all the lessons, all the wisdom, all the experiences we’ve gained are only relevant to a particular time, or place, or industry, or sport, or discipline. Because of that tendency, one of the most untapped commodities on the planet is age and the wisdom that comes with it. Chip Conley, founder of Modern Elder Academy, the world’s first midlife wisdom school, has built a community that isn’t just helping those who’ve earned that wisdom believe in it, but also helping them reignite it and reapply it to things they and the rest of the world never thought possible.

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