Somewhere over the Atlantic, somewhere between a too-narrow first-class seat and a four-hour Yes playlist, Jeff Burgess did the math. At 68 years old, if 90 is the target, three-quarters of his life is behind him. His verdict: zero complaints.

In this episode, Jeff steps away from business and gets personal. Four kids who turned into four thriving adults. A wife he met on a blind date who has since kept him alive, managed his meds, and remains, by his own account, the most important decision he ever made. A 15-month-old grandson he hopes to take to Cubs games and out for ice cream with nothing to say about the game. A stroke in 2020 that he survived. A book that was supposed to cleanse his system and instead gave him a second career.

This is a quiet, honest, and unexpectedly moving episode about purpose, memory, and what it means to s ...