It's our 70th. Episode, that is. It's a milestone - both in podcast years and in age years. And it's the latter that is the focus this week as CH ponders what life at 70 might look like for her in just two (short) decades from now. While we can't predict the future, we know it won't look like it does for those already at that milestone age today. As such, CH offers a thoughtful and light-hearted reflection (or should we say hypothesis) on the keys she is focusing on should she get to that milestone herself while also trying NOT to predict the future or get too caught up in that which may be beyond her control. In CH's own words: "This was a surprisingly fun episode to record. It gave me a lot to think about."
Show Notes
- For those looking for some interesting podcast statistics (and why we continue to celebrate our milestone episodes): there are approximately 4.4 million podcasts in the podcast universe, but only 720K have more than 10 episodes; 44% of podcasts have 3 episodes are less. (Source: Podcastpage.io)
- CH makes reference to the Taylor Swift song, "This is Me Trying" from the 'Folklore' album.
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