How many times will you actually see the people you love again?

In this episode of The Ninety-Year-Old Test, TJ Walker introduces the Last Time Audit, a simple but powerful exercise that turns relationships into something most of us rarely consider: a finite number of remaining visits.

You'll estimate how many times you may realistically see important parents, relatives, friends, or mentors at your current pace. Then you'll turn the calculation into action by putting a real date on the calendar.

This isn't about becoming morbid. It's about seeing time accurately enough to stop treating important relationships as unlimited resources.

Learn why "we should get together soon" often functions like a goodbye and why a specific date is more valuable than a thousand good intentions.

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