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Debbie brings her friend Karen Wickre back on the show to talk about "aging in place" and other things, including being a singleton in her 70s.

They met over 20 years ago when Debbie interviewed Karen, who was editor of Google’s blog, for Debbie's book, The Corporate Blogging Book. Not surprisingly, Google was an early adopter of this new form of communication.  They've stayed in touch ever since.

Karen had a stellar career in tech, working at Google and then at Twitter. She retired when she was 65 (she didn’t call it “retirement” back then) and is now an editorial consultant. She lives alone in San Francisco where she's owned her apartment for over 20 years. Now that she’s completed a strategically-planned renovation, she plans to stay there to "age in place."

She is the author of Taking the Work Out of Networking: Your Guide to Making and Keeping Great Connections.

They talk about the power of networking, the importance of connections later in life, especially if you are a solo ager, planning ahead if you want to age in place, and what the definition of home is - beyond location - and how that might change as you grow older.

Debbie shares her thoughts about what and where home is - as she looks ahead. 

Mentioned in this episode or useful:

• KarenWickre.com
• Twitter
• her daily Instagram
• Taking the Work Out of Networking: Your Guide to Making and Keeping Great Connections by Karen Wickre (Gallery Books, 2019)
• S1-EP4: Karen Wickre on  What You Need to Know About Networking to Reinvent Your Life (March 22, 2019)
• Definition of "aging in place"
• Right Place, Right Time: The Ultimate Guide to Choosing a Home for the Second Half of Life by Ryan Frederick (Johns Hopkins University Press; 2021)
• How to use design thinking to create a happier life for yourself
   

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In this episode of The 100 Year Lifestyle Podcast, Dr. Plasker conducts a very interesting interview with Ryan Frederick, the author of the bestselling book, Right Place, Right Time: The Ultimate Guide to Choosing a Home for the Second Half of Life. Ryan is as passionate about longevity as Dr. Plasker and his perspective on where you should live is insightful.

According to Ryan, "Place plays a significant yet often unacknowledged role in health and happiness.

The right place elevates personal well-being. It can help promote purpose, facilitate human connection, catalyze physical activity, support financial health, and inspire community engagement. Conversely, the wrong place can be detrimental to health, as the COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted. In Right Place, Right Time, Ryan Frederick argues that where you live matters enormously—especially during the second half of your life.

Ryan Frederick is a recognized thought leader on the intersection of place and healthy longevity. Ryan was called to this and has been studying this concept since college. You will truly appreciate his insights.

You can order his book and learn more at https://Here.life

Some cheer to ring in the New Year! For our bonus track on Album 4, Host Bobby Guy of Polsinelli interviews Ryan Frederick, Founder of SmartLiving360, about his groundbreaking new book on the importance of place in promoting health for the second half of life — “Right Place, Right Time."

Music by Banks & Guy. Listen on Apple Music or Spotify

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This was a recording of a Founders Live Conversations live video interview.  We talked with entrepreneur Ryan Frederick on the journey of entrepreneurship, how he has built his companies, and tips and lessons from his book the Founders Manual. Ryan talks on the principles in this book that are based on his experiences starting companies, building products, & advising others over 20 years. We hear about principles around being a Founder, building a product, and starting a company to increase the odds of success. What will you learn? Each section of the book focuses in different principles to achieve FLOW in being a Founder, creating a product customers value, and building a successful company. This was a group discussion so you will hear Nick mention other questions from the audience.

https://www.thefoundersmanual.com/

Are you creating what you are meant to? Do you have that urge, feeling, push to start your creative journey?  

Are you ready for it or are you forcing yourself to create? Is it the right time?

Uff, so many questions! In this week’s podcast Ariel has a conversation with Ryan Frederick, software firm founder and dynamic dad.  Talking about all of the above and more, touching on why parenting is ever evolving process.

Ryan talks about his urgency to write a book (The Founder's Manual) - and his journey to inspire others. He has an interesting insight into why and when you should start creating what you are meant to. 

Ryan’s words have deep meaning while pointing out that you also need to give up something during your creative process. What would that be? 

Get yourself ready to find out, in this week’s podcast :)

Ryan's BIO
Ryan Frederick is a founder and product person at heart. He has had the privilege of being part of starting and growing several software and service companies over the years. Currently, he leads an elite team of 70 product designers and data problem solvers at AWH. Ryan is also the founder of, i.c.stars, a non-profit that works to activate a technology community of change agents to power social and economic freedom. Ryan and his team work with low-income young adults, providing them with employment opportunities and preparing them for community-based advocacy allows us to achieve our social purpose.

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In this episode, Addison and Julianna chat with the hosts of the Fierce Marriage Podcast, Ryan and Selena Frederick. They share how overcoming a terrifying health scare early in their marriage taught them to love fiercely. Listen in on this raw and honest conversation and learn how to fight for your marriage and create authentic connection with your spouse. 

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