KEN DYCHTWALD, PhD, is a psychologist, gerontologist, and bestselling author of 16 books, including Age Wave. He is the Founder and CEO of Age Wave, a firm created to guide companies and government groups in product and service development for Boomers and mature adults. He has served as a fellow of the World Economic Forum and was a featured speaker at two White House Conferences on Aging.ROBERT MORISON is a researcher, writer, and management consultant who has been leading breakthrough research for 30 years in collaboration with eminent thought leaders and innovators. He currently serves as Senior Advisor with Age Wave and Lead Faculty for the International Institute for Analytics.

• Introduction 01Chapter 1 The Age Wave is Rising: How the Boomers are Transforming Retirement 05Chapter 2 Ageism Sucks: It’s Bad for People and Bad for Business 27Chapter 3 Reframing Aging: There’s a New Story to Tell 43Chapter 4 Putting Wisdom to Work: The New Role, Timing, and Purpose of Post-Retirement Employment 61Chapter 5 The Time Affluence Explosion: Fifty Trillion Hours of Leisure to Fill 85Chapter 6 Searching for the Fountain of Health: Can We Match Healthspan to Lifespan? 111Chapter 7 Retirement isn’t a Solo Project: The Entangled Endearments of Family Relationships 143Chapter 8 Home and Community: Stay, Go, Remodel, or Find Roommates? 171Chapter 9 Funding Longevity: Retirement is the Biggest Purchase of a Lifetime – That Many Can’t Afford 199Chapter 10 The Giving Revolution: Living with Purpose and Leaving a Legacy 227Chapter 11 Retiring Retirement: The Rise of Life’s Third Age 255Acknowledgments 263About the Authors 265Notes 269Index 283

KEN DYCHTWALD, PhD, is a psychologist, gerontologist, and bestselling author of 16 books, including Age Wave. He is the Founder and CEO of Age Wave, a firm created to guide companies and government groups in product and service development for Boomers and mature adults. He has served as a fellow of the World Economic Forum and was a featured speaker at two White House Conferences on Aging.ROBERT MORISON is a researcher, writer, and management consultant who has been leading breakthrough research for 30 years in collaboration with eminent thought leaders and innovators. He currently serves as Senior Advisor with Age Wave and Lead Faculty for the International Institute for Analytics.

• Introduction 01Chapter 1 The Age Wave is Rising: How the Boomers are Transforming Retirement 05Chapter 2 Ageism Sucks: It’s Bad for People and Bad for Business 27Chapter 3 Reframing Aging: There’s a New Story to Tell 43Chapter 4 Putting Wisdom to Work: The New Role, Timing, and Purpose of Post-Retirement Employment 61Chapter 5 The Time Affluence Explosion: Fifty Trillion Hours of Leisure to Fill 85Chapter 6 Searching for the Fountain of Health: Can We Match Healthspan to Lifespan? 111Chapter 7 Retirement isn’t a Solo Project: The Entangled Endearments of Family Relationships 143Chapter 8 Home and Community: Stay, Go, Remodel, or Find Roommates? 171Chapter 9 Funding Longevity: Retirement is the Biggest Purchase of a Lifetime – That Many Can’t Afford 199Chapter 10 The Giving Revolution: Living with Purpose and Leaving a Legacy 227Chapter 11 Retiring Retirement: The Rise of Life’s Third Age 255Acknowledgments 263About the Authors 265Notes 269Index 283

KEN DYCHTWALD, PhD, is a psychologist, gerontologist, and bestselling author of 16 books, including Age Wave. He is the Founder and CEO of Age Wave, a firm created to guide companies and government groups in product and service development for Boomers and mature adults. He has served as a fellow of the World Economic Forum and was a featured speaker at two White House Conferences on Aging.ROBERT MORISON is a researcher, writer, and management consultant who has been leading breakthrough research for 30 years in collaboration with eminent thought leaders and innovators. He currently serves as Senior Advisor with Age Wave and Lead Faculty for the International Institute for Analytics.

• Introduction 01Chapter 1 The Age Wave is Rising: How the Boomers are Transforming Retirement 05Chapter 2 Ageism Sucks: It’s Bad for People and Bad for Business 27Chapter 3 Reframing Aging: There’s a New Story to Tell 43Chapter 4 Putting Wisdom to Work: The New Role, Timing, and Purpose of Post-Retirement Employment 61Chapter 5 The Time Affluence Explosion: Fifty Trillion Hours of Leisure to Fill 85Chapter 6 Searching for the Fountain of Health: Can We Match Healthspan to Lifespan? 111Chapter 7 Retirement isn’t a Solo Project: The Entangled Endearments of Family Relationships 143Chapter 8 Home and Community: Stay, Go, Remodel, or Find Roommates? 171Chapter 9 Funding Longevity: Retirement is the Biggest Purchase of a Lifetime – That Many Can’t Afford 199Chapter 10 The Giving Revolution: Living with Purpose and Leaving a Legacy 227Chapter 11 Retiring Retirement: The Rise of Life’s Third Age 255Acknowledgments 263About the Authors 265Notes 269Index 283