Building A Life That Still Makes Sense At 70

Event Overview

This isn't a talk about money, retirement accounts, or estate paperwork — plenty of speakers already cover that ground. "Building a Life That Still Makes Sense at 70" is about something those talks don't touch: whether the choices you're making today, in your relationships, your work, and your habits, will still hold up decades from now. Most people only ask that question once it's too late to change course.

This talk gives your audience a way to ask it now, while there's still time to act on the answer.

Ideal For: Audiences making personal and relational decisions today they'll have to live inside for decades — not a financial-planning talk.

What I discuss in this speech:

• Why most long-term thinking only starts once it's too late to change course
• A simple test for whether today's choices will still make sense decades from now — separate from any financial plan
• The difference between building a life and just accumulating one
• Why legacy isn't something you leave behind, but something you're building right now, in decisions that have nothing to do with money
• How to spot decisions that feel fine short-term but quietly compound into regret
• What it looks like to course-correct early instead of explaining a life later

Mentor and coach by:

Geoffrey Mark