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The 100-Year Life: Living and Working in an Age of Longevity
Change is happening at a much faster pace, there are simultaneous and overlapping waves of change, the average life expectancy in the U.S. is now 79 years (Center for Disease Control & Prevention, n.d.) and, as mentioned previously, we’re working much longer. This means that people now need to adapt to multiple waves of disruption within a single
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Why Career Advice Sucks™: Join Generation Flux & Build an Agile, Flexible, Adaptable, & Resilient Career
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"If we're all going to live longer, how are we going to fill up those extra 20-30 years?"
We had the incredible privilege of posing this question to one of my favorite thinkers, researcher and professor Jean Twenge whose work is all over the news right now.
Dr. Twenge argues that instead of fitting multiple lifetimes into one (which was my... See more
We had the incredible privilege of posing this question to one of my favorite thinkers, researcher and professor Jean Twenge whose work is all over the news right now.
Dr. Twenge argues that instead of fitting multiple lifetimes into one (which was my... See more