Still Working

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.