Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

Have you ever heard of this thing called The Lifetimer?

It's so fascinating.

My friend told me about it in my mad rush to prepare for this trip, this 17-day cruise that we

accepted last minute, and I had some anxiety around it.

And she said to me that her husband has something, I believe it's called a lifetimer.

If you Google around, I'm sure you'll be able to find it.

But it's essentially some form of timer that's in

your possession that tells you, on average, your life balance, aka years left. Now, some people think

this might be a bit morbid or a bit sad or a bit scary. To me, it is completely the opposite. I feel very, very

motivated by my own mortality. I feel very inspired to put life in my years, right? Not just to,

you know, extend my life and be obsessed with longevity, which we see many,

many people are now. I don't want to just, you know, add as many days as I can to my time

on planet Earth. I want to live them. I want to experience them. And so when I said to my

friend, oh my gosh, I can't believe I'm doing this. Part of me thinks it's

absolutely mental. She was like, you know, my husband has this thing, I believe it's called

the lifetimer or the life balance timer. And based on the average lifespan of a man or woman

in the USA, it tells you what percentage of your life you've already lived. And for women, it's

interesting, I thought it was, it was longer or more than this. The average lifespan is 79. So I'm

almost 42. So I'm going to be 42 in January, which means I've lived over half my life.

I mean, God willing, I hope I live many, many long, happy years.

I mean, even living to 79, what a privilege, right?

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