Next For Me

We're on a mission to make your next career move the best yet.

[Next For Me @next4me]

"When you put together a cadre of experts on aging, ageism and the future of work for free-ranging conversations on those hot-button issues, the atmosphere begins to crackle and spark."

@KerryHannon covers our recent live events.

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[Next For Me @next4me]

https://t.co/vzfUuxB2E1 via @wired

[Kerry Hannon @KerryHannon]

Delighted to share some thoughts for this one. As life spans extend. Here’s what workplace experts see coming for late-in-life careers. by @lisabannon @WSJ @ChipConley @bradleyschurman #careers #thefutureofwork https://t.co/kreVQAsnkX via @WSJ

[Next For Me @next4me]

@ArlanWasHere It's turning out that way. However, we are planning smaller, more intimate groups and will share the output of those conversations to our networks.

Zoom Fatigue is real.

[Next For Me @next4me]

@thesuperage @ChipConley At last a realistic look at us.

"Market segmentation should be less about age and more about stage— economic condition, health status, outlook—and pegging people to their age is outdated."

[The Super Age @thesuperage]

A whole new life stage has emerged and this could mean big #money for your #business, and a helluva lot of opportunity for #society. Thanks @ChipConley and the Modern Elder Academy for including this excerpt from #thesuperage in their newsletter. https://t.co/BPjq9aN6t0

[Next For Me @next4me]

Are you ready for the shift to @thesuperage? Join us Tuesday for the launch!

https://t.co/PUjWTtESac

[The Super Age @thesuperage]

It turns out that #millennials and #GenerationZ are the ones that will foment a revolt in the end, all while delivering market-based solutions for the #SuperAge where policymakers have failed. https://t.co/88v7KMfbRq

[Next For Me @next4me]

A BIG Happy Birthday to @debbieweil, an inspiration to all of us at Next For Me.

[Next For Me @next4me]

@LongevityCenter @MIAging @kssmith1962 @longer_lives @kenpstern @NextAvenue @Stanford @AliceMilivinti @HorwitzIlana @kbreslau @mitchellatedf @drehkopf Important if we'll be working 60+ years "Rather than front-loading formal education into the first two decades of life, The New Map of Life envisions new options for learning outside the confines of formal education..."

[Next For Me @next4me]

@qhardy @kvox Couldn't make it through the first few paragraphs. Our generation deserves real solutions to navigating what's next for us.

[Next For Me @next4me]

It truly was a game-changing conversation. @amazing__women

[Kerry Hannon @KerryHannon]

The New World Of Work: Pros And Cons For Older Workers @bradleyschurman @DianeHarris @55fakingnormal #work #entrepeneurship via @forbes https://t.co/RJPIk5VxOu

[Next For Me @next4me]

@IanSanders Excellent. We can't wait!

[Retirement Wisdom® @RetiremntWisdom]

The Pandemic Prompted People to Retire Early. Will They Return to Work? https://t.co/V1aqwdkCPi

[The Super Age @thesuperage]

As the dawn of the Super Age rises, we are witnessing the emergence of a new group of older people who are unwilling to go quietly into old age.

[Retirement Wisdom® @RetiremntWisdom]

For many couples who think they’ve found their “forever home,” the house or location that seems perfect now may be less than ideal later on https://t.co/MtuNUGmc5B via @WSJ

[Karen Wickre ☕️💻👀 @kvox]

Inbox, from a 78-y/o friend: "I will travel for Thanksgiving, my first trip in two years. I am nervous about unvaccinated people, and politics are making me very downbeat. Thank goodness for my boxing lessons."
👊🥊💪

[David Perell @david_perell]

In school, writing is a solo experience.

But the Internet turns it into a social one:

1) Publish your thinking: When you share ideas on the Internet, you meet like-minded people.

2) Make friends: The people you meet help you think better, which improves your writing.

[Prof. Feynman @ProfFeynman]

1. Read and write more.
2. Don't hesitate to admit when you're wrong.
3. Be comfortable changing your opinion.
4. Find a mentor.
5. Stay teachable.
6. Make mistakes and learn.
7. Don't get offended easily.
8. Ask questions.
9. Spend time with nature.
10. Stay humble.

[Next For Me @next4me]

@RetiremntWisdom It's TRUE!

[Next For Me @next4me]

@hacking_hr We hear about this all the time. That guy got more responses than many do.