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Prime Time: A Bold New Narrative for Life after 60 and a Roadmap for Reinventing Your Future
Retirement was supposed to feel like freedom.
We believed the promise of an “eternal vacation” for life after 60.
But when meaningful structure falls away and old roles fade, a quiet question emerges from the boredom, the ache, or the What now?
Prime Time starts from a different your most meaningful chapter is still ahead.
Prime Time offers a path forward—toward renewed vitality, meaningful contribution, and active participation in shaping what comes next.
A Different Way of Understanding Life After 60
What makes this stage difficult isn’t a lack of options—it’s the absence of a clear sense of direction.
The old maps no longer apply, and the cultural script for retirement offers little guidance beyond staying busy or staying entertained.
Prime Time offers a different way not by prescribing a new identity or plan, but by helping you find your bearings and begin shaping a life that fits who you are now—and are becoming.
Finding Direction When the Old Maps No Longer Apply
Throughout the book, you’ll follow a small group of people, each facing retirement from a different place in life.
Rather than rushing toward answers, they begin by talking honestly about what they’re experiencing—and listening for what starts to surface.
Over time, this shared inquiry becomes a way forward, helping each person see possibilities that would have been hard to imagine alone.
As professional roles fall away, many people assume that what made them effective and valuable has also faded or is no longer useful.
Prime Time challenges that assumption by helping you recognize the deeper capacities you’ve developed over a lifetime—ways of seeing, sensing, connecting, and contributing that aren’t tied to any single job or title.
By learning to recognize these enduring strengths—Dr. Morgan dubs them Superpowers—and uncovering new places to apply them, you begin to gain traction in shaping what comes next.
An Emerging Story, Shared and Still Unfolding
Life after 60 is largely uncharted territory, and many people are quietly asking the same questions you may be asking now.
As those questions are lived into—through real choices, experiments, and conversations—a new picture begins to form of what this stage of life can hold.
Prime Time offers a glimpse of that emerging picture, grounded in the lived experience of people finding their own way forward.
Prime Time is not a prescription for how to live this stage of life. It is closer to an atlas than a GPS—helping you understand the terrain you’re in, so you can choose your own way forward.
The book reframes life after 60 as a new stage where you can regain a sense of direction, put enduring capacities back to use, and actively shape what comes next.
This chapter of your life is just starting.
Your life is still being written—and what you do with it matters.
We believed the promise of an “eternal vacation” for life after 60.
But when meaningful structure falls away and old roles fade, a quiet question emerges from the boredom, the ache, or the What now?
Prime Time starts from a different your most meaningful chapter is still ahead.
Prime Time offers a path forward—toward renewed vitality, meaningful contribution, and active participation in shaping what comes next.
A Different Way of Understanding Life After 60
What makes this stage difficult isn’t a lack of options—it’s the absence of a clear sense of direction.
The old maps no longer apply, and the cultural script for retirement offers little guidance beyond staying busy or staying entertained.
Prime Time offers a different way not by prescribing a new identity or plan, but by helping you find your bearings and begin shaping a life that fits who you are now—and are becoming.
Finding Direction When the Old Maps No Longer Apply
Throughout the book, you’ll follow a small group of people, each facing retirement from a different place in life.
Rather than rushing toward answers, they begin by talking honestly about what they’re experiencing—and listening for what starts to surface.
Over time, this shared inquiry becomes a way forward, helping each person see possibilities that would have been hard to imagine alone.
As professional roles fall away, many people assume that what made them effective and valuable has also faded or is no longer useful.
Prime Time challenges that assumption by helping you recognize the deeper capacities you’ve developed over a lifetime—ways of seeing, sensing, connecting, and contributing that aren’t tied to any single job or title.
By learning to recognize these enduring strengths—Dr. Morgan dubs them Superpowers—and uncovering new places to apply them, you begin to gain traction in shaping what comes next.
An Emerging Story, Shared and Still Unfolding
Life after 60 is largely uncharted territory, and many people are quietly asking the same questions you may be asking now.
As those questions are lived into—through real choices, experiments, and conversations—a new picture begins to form of what this stage of life can hold.
Prime Time offers a glimpse of that emerging picture, grounded in the lived experience of people finding their own way forward.
Prime Time is not a prescription for how to live this stage of life. It is closer to an atlas than a GPS—helping you understand the terrain you’re in, so you can choose your own way forward.
The book reframes life after 60 as a new stage where you can regain a sense of direction, put enduring capacities back to use, and actively shape what comes next.
This chapter of your life is just starting.
Your life is still being written—and what you do with it matters.
387 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 9, 2026
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