Did you know that entrepreneurs actually decline between their 30’s and 50s?
Most people assume that the more successful they are, they're less susceptible to becoming irrelevant later in life. The truth is, the greater our achievements are in our early life and the greater attachment we have to them, the more we notice how we’re not performing quite as well as we used to.
In this episode, I’ll be sharing some insights from the books of Arthur C. Brooks, where he proposes that professional decline can come much sooner than you think. We also talk about how you can transition to your role using crystallized intelligence over fluid intelligence and get the most out of your encore career.
We'll dive deeper into these concepts:
A brief background about Arthur C. Brooks
The contrast between poets and historians
The difference between fluid intelligence and crystallized intelligence
The trap of achievement using fluid intelligence
Transition to roles using crystallized intelligence
Re-imagining how you are keeping score
Now, for some action steps:
Grab a copy of From Strength to Strength: Finding Success, Happiness, and Deep Purpose in the Second Half of Life by Arthur C. Brooks
Read: Atlantic Article on Professional Decline by Arthur C. Brooks
Download the free worksheet: Three Steps You Need for a More Productive Workday
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— Lynn
