Two things decide whether a long life is a good one: whether you have enough money to stop worrying about it, and whether you can still carry your own groceries up your own stairs. Both compound, both decay, and both are far cheaper to build early than to repair late.
On Collegica
- Planning to Age Well, with AI — three kinds of capital, what AI is genuinely good at here, and a first plan for the mind, the muscle, and the funds
- A Year of Spending, from Your Own Statements — a small local tool for the plan’s first step: the files it reads, the rules it follows, and the prompts to use once you have the number
- A Session You Can Keep — the three families of movement the muscle plan needs, how a thirty-minute session is built, and OWL Sessions, an app that runs it in your browser
- Finding Your Next Job, with AI — after 45 the search is a targeting problem, not a volume problem: a method, a folder under version control, and a first week you can start