Why can your future self see decisions more clearly than you can today?

In Episode 1 of The Ninety-Year-Old Test, TJ Walker introduces the Backward Lens, the central decision-making method for living with fewer regrets. Instead of looking only at what feels urgent today, you'll learn to project yourself to age ninety and ask which choice your future self would be glad you made.

You'll discover why short-term regrets often come from things we do, while long-term regrets are more likely to come from the opportunities, relationships, and dreams we never pursued.

You'll also learn the three moves of the Backward Lens: project yourself to age ninety, identify the choice your future self would defend, and take action within forty-eight hours.

Why Your 90-Year-Old Self Sees What You Can't ...