Ryan Frederick discusses the importance of choosing the right place to live in the second half of life. Aging in place may not be the best long-term strategy, as people's needs and preferences change over time. However, many people still choose to age in place due to the psychological comfort it provides. The second half of life can be defined as anyone in their 40s and above, and the principles of choosing the right place are applicable to all adults. The decision of where to live impacts health, purpose, social connections, physical well-being, and financial stability. It is important to plan for uncertainty and be open to exploring different options. In this conversation, Ryan Frederick discusses the intersection of healthy longevity and place. He emphasizes the importance of not just living longer, but living longer better. Ryan explores the idea of creating a movement around elevating how we think about place and its connection to healthy longevity.Watch the full episode on YouTube 📺 https://youtu.be/nMQFPh3yZpw