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Welcome to the Jill on Money Show. It's Saturday, May 28th. It is the Saturday of Memorial Day

weekend, and we'll talk more about the meaning of Memorial Day when we hit that day on Monday,

because we have a special show for you. Today and tomorrow, we've got a two-part interview with

Michael Clinton. Michael Clinton has quite a resume. I have to say, it's pretty amazing to me.

He is the former president and publishing director of Hearst magazines, the whole thing,

and he's written a book called Roar, R-O-A-R. Sometimes it's hard to say that. Anyway, it's called

Roar into the second half of your life before it's too late. In the category of trying to create a

second or third act for you before it is too late, I thought this was a good book to talk about,

and also to maybe get you thinking on a long holiday weekend, maybe have some time, about the things

you could be considering if you want a next stage or a next endeavor or a new endeavor. Here's

the first part of our interview with Michael Clinton. Michael, let's start with the book called Roar

into the second half of your life before it's too late. Before we got on the air, I was saying to

Michael that I had to attend a funeral of a fairly young guy, and he decided he was going to retire,

and then like three months before his actual retirement date was diagnosed with a late stage

cancer. I think part of the messaging of your book is like, don't wait around to do something,

try to figure out what it is you want to do. How did this book come about? What was going on

in your life and why did you write this book? Yeah, thanks. Well, first of all, I'm sorry for your

loss, and I think before it's too late, in parentheses on the cover, was spoke to that notion

of anything can happen at any time. Fortunately, most people, when they're healthy, if they live to be

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