The longevity movement is transforming how we think about aging—not as an inevitable decline, but as a challenge we can overcome with science, technology, and smart choices.

Many experts believe we're on the cusp of dramatically extending healthy lifespans.

I'm on a longevity and healthspan journey.

I'm not an expert in longevity, but I'm continuously learning, and it's all exciting. I'm simply passing along some of what I've learned.

I am, however, an expert in retirement planning. Living healthier for longer can have a huge impact on your retirement.

What kind of life do you want if you remain healthy for decades longer?

In my latest video, podcast episode, and blog post, you'll learn:

• Why science suggests we could add healthy decades to our lives within the next 10–20 years.

• How Peter Diamandis and the $101 million XPRIZE Healthspan are accelerating breakthroughs.

• The 9 key hallmarks of aging, with clear explanations and promising solutions.

• A close-up look at Lake Nona, Florida—a purpose-built longevity hub—and what it could mean for all of us.

• What we can do today to stay healthier for longer.

• An optimistic vision for a future of vibrant, extended healthspan.

Many people know they should think about financial planning, yet often put it off for years.

Not because they're irresponsible.

More often, it's because of common beliefs such as:

• "I'm not wealthy enough yet."

• "I can figure it out myself."

• "Once I make a plan, I'm done."

• "Planning will restrict my lifestyle."

In this episode, Sabiha Mukadam, CFP®, MBA, explores four of the most common financial planning myths she hears from clients and explains why financial planning is about much more than investments.

You'll learn:

• Why financial planning isn't just for wealthy people

• The hidden risks of the do-it-yourself approach

• Why your financial plan should evolve as your life changes

• How planning can create more freedom, not less

• The role a financial planner can play beyond managing investments

Whether you're just getting started or reviewing an existing financial plan, this episode offers practical insights to help you build greater clarity, confidence, and long-term financial security.

In this episode of Youth Corner, Sabiha explores why so many people feel behind financially—and why comparison and expectations often have more influence on that feeling than reality.

After more than 30 years in financial planning, she explains why this feeling is often driven by comparison and expectations rather than reality—and why financial confidence is something that can be built over time.

Key takeaways:

• Why feeling behind financially is more common than most people realize

• How comparison can distort your perception of financial progress

• Why uncertainty is a normal part of investing and financial planning

• How financial confidence develops through learning, experience, and informed decision-making

• Why there is no single financial timeline you're required to follow