A certain kind of person keeps working well past retirement age. Some never stop. Some may have achieved fame, wealth and prestige--with nothing left to prove--yet they keep at it. Why? What keeps them going?¿
Think--Keith Richard, in his early 80s, continues to perform and create. Warren Buffett, in his mid-90s, is not stepping away from his multi-national investment conglomerate. Jane Fonda in her 80s remains a remarkable presence in movies and broadcast series.
How do the "never stoppers" manage to find joy in their work? Their insights will differ-and may be surprising. This timely new nonfiction by Robert L. Dilenschneider redefines how we think about retirement age and the true meaning of success.
