This is the Gary V. Audio Experience.

And one of the things that you point at, and I think it would be very beneficial to everyone

here, is the idea of life expectancy that has tremendously increased.

Yet we're still keeping the same milestones as our grandfathers and our ancestors.

The thing you need to retire by 60, and you need to do this yesterday.

We were talking about the fact that some of the most successful entrepreneurs start

are like over 40.

So tell us a little bit more about this.

Thanks for picking up on that.

It's probably the thing that I most think about, which is literally the rules of society,

when you should be married, when you should have children, when you should retire, when

you should be successful by, are predicated, when completely predicated based on a world

where people used to live to 50.

We just have not adjusted our rules.

Like the anxiety that 20 and 30-year-olds have for not figuring it out yet in a world where

they're going to live another 70 years is impractical, not logical, leading to so much pressure

that makes no sense.

And I think here's something fun just looking around the room.

None of us in this room could have ever thought that we were going to be this vibrant, this

alive.

I mean, I'm 46 years old.

When I was 15, I thought 46 was finished.

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