Preparing yourself and your business for the next phase, what ever that might be for you, will give you greater peace of mind and more dollars in your pocket.

Join Randy and I as we outline the challenges and best practices, with true stories from the trenches.

Some of us loved it! Others, not so much. Regardless where you fall on this relationship continuum with school, learning is great for you, and your next phase of life.

In this episode we talk student life with Michael Shouldice of Athabasca University and the why's and what's of a mature learner experience in 2026. We also chat with someone who is currently taking a face-2-face class with students who could be his grandchildren.

Hear what these educational ground breakers are doing and whether it is a fit for you.

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Those 10,000 steps? The arms curls on the machine? They are not nearly enough according to PJ Wren, fitness instructor of the year in Canada last year. Your goal is to be as fit as long as possible.

Every day doing the right types of workout programs keeps you more mobile (think of that great next trip) and independent.

Society just doesn't know yet what to do with the newly transitioned who can live another 30-40 years of full of vibrance, you may have to lead the charge.

From the Olympics to the classroom, Dr. Jennifer Walinga offers insights and tips that are both honest and encouraging.

Enjoy!

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Transitioning to work-optional life (formerly known as retirement) in 2026 and beyond is uncharted territory. No previous generation has had this much health span, wealth and mobility.

In this episode, we lay out the six foundations or controls you get to work with to create a fulfilling next phase of your life, a phase that can easily last 30 years or more.