So, you know, with your book, Your Next Edit and the newsletter, how does it help people start to think differently about retirement and more as a reinvention?

So it really, it's a book, but it's really like a workbook.

It's meant to be written in and taken with you to the coffee shop and, you know, doing the exercises real time, sometimes more than once.

The idea is to start asking questions.

So it uses something that I call the edit method, you know, your next edit, the edit method.

And it takes them through a series of exercises that helps them evaluate.

So the E is evaluate.

Pick up a copy of your next edit.

And I love it so much, and it really feels like what you're saying, it's, it's more than retiring and being comfortable, it's retiring and being now what? We have this whole second chance.

Not only that, you could potentially live another 25 or 30 years.

That's a long time.

So, but the challenge is, is those next 30 years, they're not all gonna be the same.

The first 10 are gonna be different than the second 10 and the third 10, if you're lucky enough to have that third 10, because physically you may not be the same.

Mentally you ne- you know, things change.

So the idea is to think about what it is you wanna do.

So what did you do? What was your journey through this?