Steph Smith: “This opportunity is totally overlooked”

[@jeffreydaniels7519]

I’m a 63 year old male. I think I’m just getting started. I’m totally about diving into this space, because it’s great to keep moving and behave like you’re just getting started with your adult life. When I was young my first jobs were dishwashing, food prep, sweeping and mopping etc. Now that I’m 63 I’ve started over again by food prepping, doing dishes, mopping, sweeping and cooking. Some of us are the few are age still working side by side with young people who you can count on to show up early, are consistent and dependable and care about the quality of their work. Mentor this new generation by being the example.

[@chrism.1131]

They obviously have not done much research on longevity, there are labs that have reversed the age of many animals and are on the verge of starting human clinical trials to do the same. At 63, you are likely to benefit. I am 73, for me, it will be touch and go. There is a term, they are using... Escape velocity, which means if you can increase your lifespan one year for every year you age, you will be able to just keep going and going. They are talking about, not just increasing your lifespan, but also your health span. You will look and feel younger, as well. We live in interesting times.

[@anitius101]

As a gen x-er I think we would benefit greatly from your generation and others to prepare better for our future selves. I wish there were more people age 50, 60, 70+ sharing their wisdom online

[@starsoundastrology]

@@anitius101I am and i do 😊

[@kimberiysmarketstrategy]

Brilliant ❤

[@CaliforniaRussianRiverBees]

Save The Bees 🚧🫵🏼🫵🏼🫵🏼🫵🏼🫵🏼✌️✌️🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🏆🏆🏆🏆🌏🌏🌏🌏🌏

[@AccessPassJoe]

Funny how she thinks 100 is a long time away. After 30, you wake up and you’re 50. And it gets faster.

[@vladonutueu]

Fuuuu I’m 31! See you at 50!

[@oilfreeara277]

So true. I’m nearly 60, the years fly by now 🤣

[@garthgraham2928]

So true,say it again.

[@hsams1424]

Yeah I am 45 and remember thinking this at 30

[@kbpgfamily]

Life is like a roll of toilet paper, it goes quicker near the end!!!

[@dianaj3139]

I am 70 this year, and mentally still feel like 45! It's crazy that I have a neighbor who's garden I am extremely jealous of, who just turned 82! She and her husband manage a large 4 acre lot mostly in Gardens and orchards... They have one of the most beautiful gardens in the area! Her home is so lovely and clean with no outside help! Meeting her gives me hope.... The crazy thing is: I retired early thinking I would TRAVEL while I still feel like it, but now it's been 8 years and I am thinking wow, my pension is only a 15 year Pension and will it be enough? hmmmm So great topic ya all!

[@TenaRoberto]

Bless you beautiful share

[@7msjster]

I hear that! I was going to sell my home in Denver and live off some of the income...that's not gonna happen. I refinanced at 3.% when it was still available, took some equity out and can't live anywhere for what my house payments are now. It's a small refi. I think I played the cards as best I could. I have no other debt, medical bills or prescription drugs...I plan on dying healthy. I've been waiting for the election results. If the cackler gets in I'm moving out of this sanctuary state. Polis ran it to the ground. smh Not the same Colorado.

[@jamesmcconnell2131]

A "fifteen year pension"???? A corporation considers that an actual pension? Hope nobody is actually depending on their employee "pension".

[@dianaj3139]

@@jamesmcconnell2131 well, it lasts till age 85 question is will I live long enough to collect it? :)

[@Newsinrealestate]

Japan treats their seniors with respect!

[@lindam4259]

Italy, too

[@ggrthemostgodless8713]

My doctor was very "upset with me" she said, when I FINALLY saw her for a medical condition with my back: ""Jesus!! why didn't you come see me much sooner, this could have been prevented!!"" To that I said: ""Could I have come without insurance, or money, to see you; and be able to get past the receptionists and nurses you have at the front??""... silence!!

[@robertweekley5926]

Doctors, not unlike Movie Stars, but..., they really do want you to "Throw Money!"

[@Nclk619]

Not your doctor's fault.

[@sleo6664]

​@@Nclk619 It's the healthcare, insurance, & pharma money machine that puts Profits before people.

[@ef5842]

Generational households have to come back. Assisted Living Homes don't always suit older people well. Younger people are missing out by not accommodating their parents as important members of their families into one home. Some do it very well. Unfortunately, too many don't. Had my aunt and mom not taken in their mother in their mid twenties, we wouldn't have grown up with a grandma in the two different households. As a result, she had a bedroom in each home, helped raise the forthcoming six grandchildren, and we would have missed out of having a grandma close to us in heart. She lived to be 95, had shared with us wonderful memories, and cooked for us lots of meals.

[@vladonutueu]

Yeah, but it’s not always possible when there is no compatibility or where members of family is living in different cities

[@Bless-m1z]

True love for the family unit

[@marianl3447]

agree totally. people have to want it then they find a way...the poorest do but not if not want to..then any excuse or reason will be employed not to. thank you for speaking for the people who need to spoken for .

[@XOAliciaMarie]

I agree!

[@JuliannFlavin]

THAT is exactly the way to do it. Most “women” nowadays couldn’t begin to fathom the idea of their mother in law living with them in “their” house…what a total unbearable inconvenience…they have no idea the disservice they’re doing to themselves and their families.

[@RoseyReadsAndWrites]

I’m on of the 5 ladies in the audience, and in my later forties 😊. So happy to see Steph again.

[@McTaz343]

First time visitor , this was excellent - clear concise, well thought out AND she was not afraid to use verbs in her sentences (that one fact, puts her head and shoulders above.)- I could not have been more impressed thank you. - exactly what the doctor ordered.

[@gaylarice3716]

At almost 70 I can walk 3 miles in a hour. But I have never been fat, I only run if someone is chasing me. But my knee and hip are still mine and no pain but I changed to a carnivore diet 10 months ago, normal BP, no margarines, sleeping 7-9 hours nightly. I worked and owned and started 6 business from age 23 to 50. And I would rather live outside the USA where my $$ go farther than go back to work. I am busy everyday doing what makes me happy and content. I am a minimalist. Move with only a carry-on and a back pack. Live in the moment. No worries. No debt, trust my intuition and soul to guide me. I beginning to limit my time on social media. Using my iPad for learning new things and looking for my next destination. Gone back to reading real books from the library. And looking for community housing where I can have a small private living space with a community kitchen, pool, hiking trails near by and shopping by delivery. No car needed. With hiking and maybe travel buddies. No one knows how long we will live. Don’t let fear or worry be your guide to great decisions. Stay out of debt. Pay cash or don’t buy it.

[@BUNeekification]

Travel buDDy here(!_*) i so swe the same type of living.. a VibraNT 80 yr old

[@pocketgreetings6450]

I enjoyed reading your comment. I am over 70 and I’m still looking for a job. I’ve been out of work since May of this year so I’m looking at downsizing and maybe start traveling like you are doing. I have family here so I really don’t want to move to another country. But I would like to travel. I am also doing the carnivore diet which I really enjoy and it’s easy and fast. Food is getting so expensive so eating this way is less expensive than paying for Dr. bills. Years ago, my doctor wanted me to be a vegetarian because he was. I went to vegetarian cooking class for two months I about lost my mind. There is no protein in plants, even though he thought it was a great diet. I went back to eating meat and I am feeling so much better. I still like to work out. I have a yard that I take care of, but I also like to enjoy the rest of my life doing what I want to do. Thank you for your comment. I appreciate it. ❤

[@gaylarice3716]

@@BUNeekification So where have you been traveling to? Where are you now?

[@gaylarice3716]

@@pocketgreetings6450 Having a carnivore travel buddy would be Ideal.

[@XOAliciaMarie]

We need to go back to taking care of our parents, family in their old age. I love Edlers, My grandparents lived til 94 and 89 and were of more support than my own parents. I was also a Certified Nurse Aid taking care of old folks in their own home as a companion. They are dying to get OUT of the house yaw'll, these folks have ALL DAY to talk to you, someone, anyone that needs them and an honest conversation! Some I took care of were not old but had conditions that made them wheelchair bound but they still need to live a life but most can't drive. One lady used to want to go shopping, she would take me to nice lunches since I was her companion / driver and she LOVED interacting with someone instead of being in the Assisted Living Facility. She was a rich spicy Latina woman and the facility just wasn't her cup of tea! she lived down the street from her family and they were all wealthy (even the lady in the facility) ......so not sure why they can't just have a caretaker take care of HER in THEIR home??

[@andreas11735]

I just went through the assisted living thing with my father. Let me tell you how this scam works. Because they can't get you to sign a lease for obvious reasons they make you pay a community fee which ends up being the commission for the commission only sales people. This is the same BS as the membership fee at a gym except in this case it's between 5 and 10 grand. If you sign right now and 1 minute later the resident dies they keep the fee. It's truly disgusting and because the person you're working with is getting most or all of this fee as compensation they will never waive or lower it. I was about to put my father into a home but they wouldn't address one of his major issues so I didn't see why I would pay. He died about a month later so I'm glad that I waited but it was a nightmare. America is going to collapse. Every person will need elder care because our toxic food supply will give us all diseases and cognitive decline. There will not be enough people to meet the demand as this work requires 24 7 attention. It's incredibly hard and it pays very poorly. A nursing home worker can expect to make 20 per hour. Plenty of less difficult jobs pay that much.

[@smoofollowingqalroundthewo206]

100%

[@simonesimone3822]

Many times young people act as though getting older is a disease, but You only have two choices die now or live your best life and get older. Life is MUCH BETTER when you are older because of the wisdom you’ve acquired. Also, you will develop a simplistic view of things that frustrated you when you were younger. We only come to this planet to learn. Enjoy the ride.

[@llss3319]

This is a topic South Africa shines on. We have a huge silver industry. My one gran lived to 100, which stresses all of us out as we might not have the means to make it to 100, or even 90.

[@StrategicStripping]

22:08 This is one of the best ideas I've ever heard... (and I learn a LOT)... My mom is so frail, I help take care of her... and my neighbor, who's a nurse, saw me walking in from my car and I had been crying about the idea of putting my mom in a nursing home because I just didn't think we could help her enough... and I told my neighbor that she said "Don't do it. They all end up with "mysterious" bruises and it's a nightmare for them".... I know a lady in her 90's who was forcibly taken from her home and put into a nursing facility and what she told me about it was just devastating to hear. I also know a lady who works for medicare, and based on how difficult it is just to take care of my mom, ONE person... the amount of people this lady needs to care for in a day, I'm 100% positive is not physically possible, unless you're just steamrolling through these old people who are so frail, who need to be handled with care... This idea to make a facility where they go for what you said like a revival... what an absolutely wonderful idea... I love that so much ❤

[@corail53]

It only works if you can actually pay employees the proper wages and not cut staff, not cut costs, supplies, etc. Most nursing homes eventually end up under certain private equity firms or are in area where there are massive nursing shortages, which is where this all goes wrong. I don't see this business doing any better then the rest of them given enough time - it is often predatory and abusive regardless of the intentions at the start.

[@zipauthorzipauthor7867]

Not sure what the exact idea is here. Sadly, most people in such homes need help with their day-to-day needs. They can barely walk or feed themselves. If someone was capable of doing this or anything out of the ordinary for that age, they wouldn't be in such a facility, they would be able to take care of themselves and then the idea would equal to a training camp for elderly. If it is about reviving frail people at nursing homes, then it would be a medical or a rehabilitation intervention. Maybe Steph could elaborate. 🤔

[@patphatkitten]

Your mom needs carnivore diet, or keto diet. It is about using fat instead of sugar or starch, for a cleaner source of energy and to make healthy, new cells. Raw eggs are known to get people out of death bed, like 20 per day.

[@vladonutueu]

@@patphatkitten20 eggs per day is crazy for your liver. Don’t do it

[@smoofollowingqalroundthewo206]

Nursing homes and assisted living places are mostly scams and awful places (my mother was medically harmed in a rehab and ignored when she needed assistance in a later assisted living facility (the very well known one). Keep your parents at home and hire home help (actually cheaper).

[@lynnebalzer5520]

The first part of this video was very interesting, but then you kind of diverged into a tangent. I am 81 years old and publishing books on Amazon. Still looking for another side hustle to provide a product or service for people in my age group.

[@SteveWalterstheMoneyInfant]

I'm 57 Sam, and I wholly agree that 100 years is not a long time.

[@BasicFolders]

Steph is one of the top 5 guests ever on the podcast. 👍

[@festaazul]

Top 3 recurring - extended hostess with all the prep.

[@LebenVolleBreitseite]

💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥

[@RoseyReadsAndWrites]

Agreed!

[@hausofdeshen8258]

What’s Stephs Instagram she’s interesting

[@empressjilleebe]

I have mostly gray hair and I feel like my life is just beginning, my best years are now, with many, many more to come. I am healthy and happy and all aspects of my life are constantly improving. I have big dreams and aspirations, and many interests. I plan on having fun being productive here for as long as I want which could be a very long time.

[@sunnifreyer2759]

Step One: Stop using the phrase "old people." Words have denotations and connotations. That phrase is accurate denotatively but the connotation is terrible. Old cars end up in junkyards. People toss out old couches. People prefer new over old. You immediately turn off a group of people who were the Woodstock group, the hippies, the wild and crazy surfboard kids, the people who moved from no phones to smartphones and who now are living longer than those before them. Just cut it out. I just finished 1.5 hours of strength training and cardio. My arm muscles show. Now I'll sit down to work on some website dev tasks. I have two businesses. I swim weekly. I have a quarter acre of property here that I maintain myself. I have a huge vegetable garden. I am 72 years old. I have no health problems, aches, pains, or anything else. I don't even have wrinkles! So please just cut it out!

[@carlhammill5774]

I worked in the Intensive Care Unit for 12 years and want to share few thoughts. People are definitely living longer but a significant portion are dealing with several chronic diseases that directly affect their quality of life. So we need to differentiate between living longer and living well longer. The real question becomes does this improve society or are we just creating a sub-group that healthcare professionals can over-order and over-charge on test that won't heal their current condition. IMO the entire system needs to fail and then from that collapse will bring new era where the focus becomes internal healing thru self love, self worth which results in self healing instead of just ordering pile of pills they need to take twice a day.

[@mygodreigns9964]

Assisted living is not a nursing home. The level of care is completely different. Yes, people die in assisted living. No they do not take alzheimer patients or anyone who cannot walk 6 ft on their own. They are usually tethered to an independent care living facility which brings people in starting at age 55. Assisted living is located in another wing of the building because these people need more care, with nurses staffed 24 hours. Often time they will end up needing to move to a nursing care facility. I was a sales agent for a community, even independent care people die. There's a lot that goes into this besides contemplating how lucrative this business is. Where I worked a small hospital style room cost around $6k a month. Our community was highly sought after. My grandmother should be in assisted if not nursing. She still lives at home with my uncle. She has a care giver come in and help with showers and getting dressed. There's more of a need for caregivers since COVID than anything.

[@humblebee7979]

It is really sad that most folks confuse assisted living to nursing homes. Totally different.

[@YSapphireGroup]

The glucose goddess Her name is Jessie!! I love her! Been following her for about a year now! She’s a French biochemist and so special! ❤❤❤

[@jamietyoung]

LOVED this. Financial independence and longevity are the key topics right now. Looking forward to a return and to see what topic you pick next 🫡

[@microdosingeducation]

I'm one of the 4 female listeners, and love this pod, and Steph too ❤🔥

[@agataciesielski502]

Me too!

[@taylortye126]

Same! Looks like this is 3/4. Where is the 4th? 🤔🤔

[@lackadaisicalllama]

Me!

[@microdosingeducation]

@@taylortye126 Hehe! I'd love to know too :)

[@treflatface]

And me!

[@wemba]

I'm a simple man. I see Steph back on the pod, I smash like and start listening.

[@EllisIsland2023]

Loved the title and the first few minutes. That topic is super important. Would have liked to hear more in that.

[@StevenAitchisonCYT]

I love you having Steph on the show, her stats and research is just brilliant. ❤

[@DreamweaverShade-h9p]

Time is the most critical factor in investment growth. The longer you wait, the significantly less you’ll have down the road. If you're aiming to retire by 60, it's not financially ideal to prioritize paying off your mortgage early before the age of 45.

[@Damncars456]

Hi, I have a 3% mortgage interest rate and suddenly became liquid from the sale of a business and i am confused if i should pay off my mortgage or invest in the stock market.

[@icewa-fg]

Keeping a 3% mortgage and investing cash in the market, growing at 10-20%, is basic math. Look up dividend aristocrats, companies with a 25+ year dividend track record. Also, its advisable you work with a financial advisor for a well-structured portfolio.

[@MakeamericaGreatagain-h7j]

Agreed. Through working with a financial advisor, I've grown a well-diversified portfolio to $2 million, experiencing exponential growth since I began. Success in stocks requires not just money but also knowledge, persistence, and resilience.

[@PhoenixReborn-v6v]

This sound interesting. I’m not really one to use pro analysts, but I guess it would not hurt to try one. My portfolio is in the red waters right now

[@MakeamericaGreatagain-h7j]

There are a handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with ‘’Melissa Elise Robinson for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive. She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.

[@LeonAltman]

Steph says there are less entrepeneurs over 50 starting companies. Not sure what she bases her statement on but according to an article in Forbes: "the ‘batting average’ for creating successful firms is rising dramatically with age. …a 50-year-old founder is 1.8 times more likely to achieve upper-tail growth than a 30-year-old founder. Founders in their early 20s have the lowest likelihood of successful exit or creating a 1 in 1,000 top growth firm.” Now maybe the sheer number of people starting companies at or over 50 is less (less than what?), but the likelihood of success is far higher.

[@gaberoyalll]

I love that you're into running-same here. I didn’t even start until I was older, and now the only reason I want to live longer is to run more miles. Thanks for the great podcast as usual.!

[@abraham.farooqi]

Steph dropping original ideas backed by amazing research 👏👏

[@ashleighrobertson5345]

Get Steph in the pod more often

[@kobu9869]

Loved this episode. One of my top 5 podcasts. Thanks. Regarding PADEL, it was invented in Mexico but took off in Spain and Argentina. In Spanish we call it padel, the accent on the a. In English I hear it pronounced with the accent on the e, but sounds weird. This sport, like pickle ball, is easier than tennis which allows anybody to play. There are pro tours now and there is a goal of making it an olympic sport, but there aren’t enough national federations yet (I guess you need to have 30 or so). Finally, it not only has a wall that you can play against in the backs of the court, but also on the sides. You basically play in a box. The dimensions are such that 1 tennis court fits 3 padel courses.

[@danarainboltbrunk8067]

Terrific information here keep it coming. I had to log off a couple of times to look up the acronyms that were used. Not meant as a criticism... Just an observation. I learned alot today... Thank you for that! As a 65 year old woman, that has been in the fitness industry my whole career, I love that you are bringing an awareness to the topic of longevity.

[@andrewpoli]

Steph always comes with the research, gotta love her ❤️

[@gr82bloved43]

I agree with the posts below who feel young even as seniors! I'm mid 50's and feel like I'm living in the wrong body! lol.. I'm still in great shape and mindset... like I was at 35! It's never too late to start new dreams ;-)

[@aad704]

Unless you have a lot of money, these fully assisted places in Los Angeles and many in the Bay Area are really horrific.

[@mellowdragon222]

If the information was no longer 'controlled', we would all have the truth and live to 120 - all while living a quality life

[@thelawenforcementproject2705]

And that would be even more of a problem

[@sampierce9300]

I’m one of the 4 female followers too and love every episode and every guest. Steph is always totally awesome but this episode is completely 🔥🔥🔥

[@briantheoakbrookpicker578]

New drinking game - every time Sam says “Dude” to Steph - take a drink … 😂🤣

[@RusuTraianCristian]

Roughly around 1970, 'dude' became a unisex term. So, nothing wrong/odd there.

[@mydailyresume]

Steph's course is worth every penny.

[@nicomatico]

This paddle thing is so funny to me... Back when I was a child growing up in Argentina, there were paddle fields pretty much on every corner... hilarious come back. Steph should have a regular sit in the pod! :)

[@LearningArms]

I see Steph I click. Love the pod, guys. Keep up the great work!

[@esterwacasey4318]

I’m never the 4 ladies listening and a caregiver for the elderly…Iknow that there is a company operating with an App-they are trying to be like Uber for elder care…the issue with this is that it just doesn’t work. It’s a very uncaring and almost negligent method of providing services for one of our most vulnerable populations.

[@ThrowBackZone]

Loved the discussion on overlooked opportunities! Who else is ready to dive into these untapped markets? Let's make something happen! 🔥

[@GaryPopejr]

I love how Steph's episodes are ALWAYS a must watch

[@yurisinclair4160]

I haven't seen an episode in several months, but I saw the title and instantly clicked! She's awesome!!!

[@RustyShackleford-s2o]

Props for self awareness on being elites.

[@lauriesherman5340]

Guys, it’s NORMAL every time you eat, to get a spike. This is NOT something to freak out about. This is how the body operates. The issue really is around insulin resistance. Sugar, in form of fruit though some are higher in “natural” sugar, have insane health benefits. We just go way too far with some of these concepts..BEEN THERE, DONE THAT… I think those of us who stay on top of the “lastest and greatest” can make ourselves a little bit crazy grasping at the latest data set…best advise is workout moderately (Dr. Attila) eat organic Whole Foods, sleep well, drink less or not at all and DESTRESS (talking to myself) as well as enjoy the connections we have…going to these extremes for “better health” made me kinda sicker in my quest to “fix my gut”..just a cautionary tale of going to extremes…

[@MrPinyworld]

Couldn't agree more Sam and Steph, it's a huge opportunity

[@wendyfarrowartist]

Great podcast but I am thinking that the data on someone’s metabolic health is highly personal, private, and protected data - not to be used and exploited by entrepreneurs or anyone other than medical professionals who would have strict safeguards in place to make sure it didn’t fall into anyone else’s hands… you know, like insurance agencies or nefarious pharma or supplement pushers - so socialising that kind of health data would be a no-no as well.

[@joechurch1150]

An assisted living “revival” facility is impossible in the U.S. The government regulation prohibit them from having enough control to provide healthy food. My mom is fed seed oils, hot dogs, no fresh veggies, and the fresh fruit is past its prime. They seem to have to use certain approved food vendors rather than making everything in house. Think of the school lunch program but without salt. And my mom is in the best, most caring facility we could find. The place is wonderful except for the parts the government gets involved in. They have to do covid tests all the time and mask. There is no way they could do anything out of the mainstream because they’d get shut down.

[@ohrick8707]

And still, Americans vote for more government control instead of less. Choose a party and candidates who want a smaller government with less bureaucracy. Please leave us alone!

[@FeelingPeculiar]

She's incorrect on a lot of stuff. The reason those houses are cheap/free in Japan is that they aren't built to modern earthquake codes, and it's usually cheaper to tear the home down and build new...

[@rebeccamiller8772]

Random comment I know but your sound quality is great compared to the many videos I’ve been scrolling through today. What mic is that?

[@kellipatton8263]

Totally! I had to get waivered into basic training for being underweight. Never cared about nutrition or exercise. Now I'm over 50 and overweight!

[@jack_healy]

Sam - “do you even exercise” Steph - “I’ll probably hit around 500 miles this year”

[@StephSmithio]

🙃

[@HappyDiaspora]

Not bad, 1370 miles per day

[@LoveLightVibration]

@7:18 I don't know why being reminded of this stat of females being in the minority with this audience always surprises me. There is such a wealth of information everyone should be knowledgable about. Then again, when you see a room full of guys and that one girl hanging with them, I'm usually that one girl. lol

[@SharonDeCaro]

Yes!

[@ArtOfHealth]

Talk to Bryan Johnson about Dont Die protocol. Never limit yourselves. Your biomarkers in aging are not based on family issues. You can change your habits and abuses. It's a swap of values.

[@JuliannFlavin]

THAT is exactly the way to do it. Most “women” nowadays couldn’t begin to fathom the idea of their mother in law living with them in “their” house…what a total unbearable inconvenience…they have no idea the disservice they’re doing to themselves and their families.

[@MSWcryptoworker]

As a former MSW social worker live in Thailand or PHILLIPINES where you can live cheaply

[@cynthiamerryman]

Have u seen the movie Caccoon? Its old, but it shows old people going into a place they can swim, exercise, etc.

[@sweetmemoriesmorley]

We ❤❤ Steph!! We need the 9th, 10th & 11th filming 👌

[@markmoses5633]

The profit in assisted-living may be there but they are constantly cutting care and costs to increase profits

[@StrategicStripping]

yes... it's disgusting

[@GiGizGolden1]

If I truly had the money, this wonderful idea would happen, realistically. I’m a nurse, families are looking for the best out there for their loved ones. Nursing homes are understaffed, we can barely get the medications delivered properly and timely and give compassionate care they deserve. However, Assisted Living would be easily converted to this idea with added whole body education and healing. There are physical therapist in the nursing home facilities but they only see the residents 3 times a week for less than an hour per week per insurance requirements. I believe radical ideas are necessary to shake those things up. The funding is the only problem. Nursing homes barely have enough washing machines working proper, decent towels that are not wore out, nutritional meals/snacks, medical supplies and staff, etc and they already charge outrageous costs to the families who eventually lose their homes because they are signed over to the facilities for collateral. Things need shaken up. I’m a compassionate nurse, I did not send my mom to a nursing home. Nutrition and exercise are key.

[@davidking3699]

Adidas is subject to mispronunciation because people are ignorant of the origins of he name - without any punctuation, and common usage, it is easy to think that a certain pronunciation is correct. The name adidas came from the founder, Adolf “Adi” Dassler's name. He used his nickname, Adi, and the first three letters of his last name, Das, to create 'adidas'. or as the Germans would say Adi - Das... always go to the source material or country of origin to get the pronunciation correct.

[@TheDoubleMvp]

I can’t believe I missed this episode. Steph Smith = instant click

[@easypeasyrun]

Awesome episode!! I agree that 3 miles a very decent running distance. And, it has made me an addict (in a good way).

[@DJjussi1]

Love the idea for the healthy assisted living facility

[@artificialmomentum1]

Great discussion! Female listener in my 40's 😁 🦋 It’s exciting to see you two talking about these topics. I’m currently developing two projects I’m passionate about. One focuses on AI-powered women's health apps that support women through different life stages, from puberty to menopause, with a holistic and personalized approach. The other is a platform for aspiring entrepreneurs, like myself, who are balancing life with kids while building something meaningful. Looking forward to seeing the future of this evolving conversation!

[@alexkatsanos8475]

She is great. Been following for a minute.

[@user-ow3hr2ez2k]

please have her on regularly!

[@tlr1604]

I was an RN and retired in my 50s. I am shockingly hearing more and more nurses in their 50s being let go-so if you bc a nurse just don't think you might work until the day you want to retire. I am figuring in our 50s we make more, nurses coming out of school they can pay $20 dollars hr. less, so they retire the 50s and bring in the 20s.

[@highridgesellers1811]

Steph is fucking awesome! thanks for being a data trend Queen!

[@crbradbury8282]

Steph Smith and Rob Dyrdek are MFM's BEST. Ballers!!! 🏀🎀💯

[@MohammedMD-k6t]

We want the triple trouble of SSS - Sam, Shaan, Steph. Guys plz plz do a pod where we get to see all 3 of you plz plz. If you do that within the next 2 months, I will feed 20 homeless people I promise no cap. If you guy dont, then I will ask 20 homeless people for their own food.

[@crbradbury8282]

SSS may be too much alpha for one pod?!

[@billionbucks8444]

@@crbradbury8282 I wish for a round table conference pod between SSS, Austin Rief, Andrew Wilkinson, Greg Isenberg, Jack Smith. What a crazy value bomb it would be

[@crbradbury8282]

@@billionbucks8444 Yup!! 💯😎🤯

[@igobyplane]

cgm and glucose stuff is interesting - but people go to an extreme ridiculousness about it too, as if any glucose spike is doing damage to your body instead of that just being a normal mechanism of body regulation and sugar in your diet.

[@vladonutueu]

Exactly

[@ralle11000]

condolences to Sweden when Steph said Sverige, if there are any other swedes here that was great

[@2010-BTC-yep]

We definitely will use 20% of our multi family units.. for assisted living. Our niche.

[@brehock7904]

Having worked in healthcare, I am intrinsically familiar with the cost and care level of the elderly. $10,000+ a month is not uncommon for average care. Unfortunately, as healthcare businesses are making their 20%, the facilities are mostly short staffed. This negatively impacts the care level of the elderly. I always recommend that it is best to be cared for at home. Yet, this is not possible for many due to expense or family dynamics. Laws have been establishec to improve this situation but more needs to be done.

[@williamkary5984]

Steph is AMAZING!

[@justhangin95]

the GOAT has returned

[@ErickaWilliamsCC]

Perimenopause can happen earlier or accidentally...late 30s-50s. So stem cells can help reverse it, human health hormones, etc

[@living4Jesusnow]

My first thought when contemplating a business like these is liability insurance. So mom is in your new assisted living home for 4 months, she gets pneumonia, goes to the hospital, is released back to your home & dies 3 days later. Now the grown son & daughter are suing you. It seems the risk is awfully high.

[@ilovejapanesemusic3858]

I'm almost 60, The way we feel when we're in our 70s and 80s we might decide that's enough

[@joelynbeaver7465]

Female viewer; Starting to think there’s more than four of us! And can vouch for the Forme sports bra. Works great.

[@StrategicStripping]

🙌🏼

[@MichaelJamesActually]

word of caution on using Flow or other similar apps. The data being sold from these are gathered by law organizations to enforce laws against fundamental women's rights.

[@theresamcgallicher]

😮

[@MichaelMelito-j6h]

First time jumping on the youtube. You don't realize how handsome Sam is until he mews in your face for an hour straight.

[@murphdoesitagain]

Steph always comes prepared to drop some knowledge

[@Chris-xy8lu]

Grew up in the Bronx in the 70s. More chance of death than a Vietnam vet. We didn’t pencil in 75. Amazing

[@MSWcryptoworker]

DISEASES OF DESPAIR amazing

[@GeorgeOcean]

Padel (Pádel) is basically tennis for old people. I can attest for it. I'm from Spain and one of my friends plays pádel tournaments only for the beer session that comes afterwards.

[@satalia_]

It's not accurate that lifespan is increasing. The reason that the stats appear that way is because we are seeing fewer and fewer premature deaths before the age of 50. Since those people are now living a normal lifespan it is consolidating life expectancy which is why it looks like it is increasing.

[@CoreyChambersLA]

Cheap houses in Japan are a real opportunity, but the taxes, regulations and required maintenance are expensive.

[@cozmocrum8691]

Same thing with any other real estate

[@DoughRaeMe]

This young lady is terribly misinformed. Seniors drawing their social security benefit pension (that they worked all their life to pay into) does not in any way affect her or any younger person’s ability to draw theirs when the time comes. It does not change or affect the amount that you are eligible to draw. The suggestion that the younger generation is “taking care of seniors” financially. Yeah, no. That’s not happening sweetheart. Just wait until you are there and you will understand.

[@CM-sy3to]

They don't understand that they need to reproduce to have social security when their time comes.

[@zipauthorzipauthor7867]

Re Japanese akiyas, not so easy: "Anecdotal evidence suggests that buying an akiya and doing a full makeover and thorough overhaul can quickly approach the cost of a new structure. It might even be more expensive"

[@DrinkSavers]

At 25:15 I see so much purpose-driven opportunity especially for those who have the means to make it happen.

[@spo70]

I’ve used a kneeling chair for years and swear by it for posture and core strengthening.

[@billionbucks8444]

Oh man! Steph is here. She is compulsory every couple of months, aight boys?

[@RParkinson]

Great great episode.

[@CompleteHealthControl]

Heads-up Sam - telomere length is not as strong a predictor of longevity as inflammation levels are.

[@vladonutueu]

How do you measure inflammation levels more precisely?