Ever wondered what it really means to start over when the world thinks you’ve peaked? In this episode, Daniel Pink, bestselling author of Drive and The Power of Regret, reveals why midlife isn’t a crisis but a creative turning point. He talks about becoming a beginner again after 50, how regret can guide us toward what truly matters, and why lasting motivation comes from autonomy, mastery, and purpose, not paychecks.👉 Watch now to learn how to reinvent yourself with clarity, courage, and curiosity. Timestamps:01:15 Early Career & Al Gore Years04:12 Leaving Politics for Book Writing07:05 The Book “Drive” & Science of Motivation11:10 Leadership & Purpose Within Organizations14:13 Living an Average Mid-40s Reality17:08 The Midlife Chrysalis & Year-Long Sabbatical22:04 Writing for The Washington Post25:58 Becoming a Rookie at 5030:00 The Science of Timing32:03 Evaluating Autonomy, Mastery & Purpose34:21 How He Wrote “The Power of Regret”37:42 The Wisdom in Regret39:24 Anticipated Regret in Action42:34 On Retirement & Regeneration46:16 The Idea of Gap Year at 5049:38 Regenerative vs. Retirement Communities51:49 Upsides & Downsides of Aging55:20 Dan’s Wisdom Bumper Sticker Learn more about MEA at ⁠https://www.meawisdom.com/#DanielPink #ChipConley #ModernElderAcademy #MidlifeChrysalis #ThePowerOfRegret #DriveBook #AutonomyMasteryPurpose #MotivationScience #MidlifeReinvention #CareerReinvention #FindingPurpose #AgingWithPurpose #LifelongLearning #PersonalGrowth #MindsetShift

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