Thrilled to share my latest interview with 90-year-old Joy Fox, a true walking phenomenon.

Joy is what researchers call a “superager”: someone in their 80s, 90s and beyond whose memory and cognitive function rival people decades younger. But Joy is so much more than a label.

In our conversation, she talks candidly about:

• Trailblazing in a Man’s World. Joy didn’t just break the glass ceiling; she shattered it. Her work in the male-dominated event planning industry paved the way for countless women to follow.

• Solo Travel Revolution. Joy’s advocacy for solo women travellers is reshaping how women see the world.

• The small daily routines – from walking and reading to staying socially connected – that keep her mind and body strong

• Why curiosity, humour and saying “yes” to new experiences have mattered more than strict diets or perfect habits

• How she’s coped with loss, loneliness and major life transitions, including the mindset shifts that helped her keep going

• Her views on independence at 90, and how to ask for help without losing your sense of self

• What gives her purpose now, and why she still makes plans for the future

Joy challenges so many of our assumptions about ageing. She’s sharp, funny, reflective and far more focused on living than on her age.

If you’re interested in longevity, brain health, or simply how to live a fuller life at any age, you’ll want to hear Joy’s perspective.

I’d love to hear your thoughts: What does “ageing well” mean to you and who is the “Joy” in your life who proves it’s possible?

Most companies are still obsessed with meeting the next quarter’s profits.

Dr. Jay Jakub is the rare voice asking a bigger question: What if business was designed to serve people and the planet – and made more money because of it?

Jay is the one of the founders of the Economics of Mutuality Foundation and one of the few people I’ve met who can talk about profit, power, and purpose in the same sentence and back it up with hard data, not just feel-good slogans.

In our conversation, we dig into:

• Why the old model of shareholder-first capitalism is structurally broken

• How Economics of Mutuality turns “doing good” into a competitive advantage

• The hidden value in human, social, and natural capital that most P&Ls completely ignore

• How leaders can redesign incentives, culture, and strategy so that shared value becomes the business model, not a marketing campaign

If you’re a founder, operator, or investor who:

• Is tired of fluffy ESG decks with zero teeth

• Wants businesses that are both cash-flow strong and ethically serious

• Believes that long-term alpha comes from serving more than just the stock price

…then you’ll want to hear what Dr. Jakub has to say.

This isn’t another “purpose” pep talk. It’s a different operating system for how we build, scale, and own companies.

🎧 Listen to the full interview with Dr. Jay Jakub.

(I’d love to hear your biggest takeaway in the comments.)