1-Minute Book Tip: Die with Zero by Bill Perkins

28 Jul 2020 · 1 min
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In this one‑minute video, Nick Hutchison introduces Bill Perkins’s newly released book Die with Zero. He highlights the central premise that we ultimately “retire on our memories,” meaning that later in life we may have time and money but lack the health to travel, so the value of our earlier experiences becomes our retirement wealth. Hutchison calls this the “memory dividend” and urges viewers to stop postponing life experiences, to “put down your pen, put down your pencil, stop working and go out and experience life today.” He mentions an upcoming podcast interview with Perkins (airing Thursday) and promotes the Book Thinkers mobile app for tracking takeaways from books.

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