During your formative years, you learn everything you need to know to pass school exams. Then you sign-up for an apprenticeship to boost the skills you have to complement your chosen career. After decades of hard work, an excellent retirement plan is what most people look forward to at the end of their careers. The standard trajectory of most careers involve these simple steps.

Now that you’ve retired, what happens next? Anything—from a life of relaxation to finally pursuing your interests and passions.

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About this podcast, 'You're Never Too Old To Learn Something New'

Podcast Highlights: 4:25 – Structure and Stages of an Apprenticeship 6:40 – The Risks of Working with Steam 9:11 – The Job of a Marine Engineer 11:21 – Powering Steam Vessels 14:48 – Starting Over at 76 16:26 – Getting Accredited by Learning on the Job 19:17 – Fabrication: Modern Technology vs. Older Industries 27:33 – Where Is Funding Sourced? 32:11 – Progress in the Foreseeable Future

In this podcast, we will stray from the usual talk of business and productivity to sit down with David Griffith. He shares with us his experiences as we explore the idea of what it means to pursue your passion regardless of arbitrary limitations like age.

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