Sometimes I go to write an article for Inc.com, and I find a really interesting story or a study to think about, and then I catch a weird detail that stops me in my tracks. We'll get to the three things they found were associated with significantly fewer dementia-free years shortly.
Sometimes I go to write an article for Inc.com, and I find a really interesting story or a study to think about, and then I catch a weird detail that stops me in my tracks.
We'll get to the three things they found were associated with significantly fewer dementia-free years shortly.
It's that when I look in the mirror, the version of myself I see is almost exactly the same version I saw when I was about 25 years old.
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Sometimes I go to write an article for Inc.com, and I find a really interesting story or a study to think about, and then I catch a weird detail that stops me in my tracks. We'll get to the three things they found were associated with significantly fewer dementia-free years shortly. It's that when I look in the mirror, the version of myself I see is almost exactly the same version I saw when I was about 25 years old.
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