In our 50s and 60s, the meaning of home begins to shift.

It becomes less about an address and more about how we want to live the years ahead. In this episode of What If You Live to Be 100, Sanjay speaks with Ashok Venkatramani about choosing between city life and quieter spaces, balancing family with independence, and creating homes that truly support this stage of life.

Watch the full video to reflect on what home means to you now and in the years to come.

It’s not just about what you’ve done. It’s about what comes next.

In this episode of What If You Live To Be 100, we explore the idea of the “second curve.” A new chapter of growth, learning, and purpose for people in their 50s and 60s.

We talk about recognising when the first curve has plateaued, reframing your identity beyond job titles, and experimenting with passions without pressure. You’ll hear stories of people who discovered new meaning in mentoring, music, volunteering, even hobbies they had never tried before.

The second curve isn’t about chasing status or perfection. It’s about designing a life that feels alive, with community, contribution, and curiosity at the heart of it.

Watch the full episode for ideas, stories, and inspiration to start building your own second curve today.

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What truly changes when you step into your 50s and 60s?It is not about health or money. It is about how connections evolve. Marriage becomes quieter, friendships shift, children move on, and even when you are surrounded by people, something can feel missing.In this episode of What If You Live to Be 100, we explore how relationships transform in your 50s and 60s. From rediscovering marriage and nurturing friendships to finding companionship and reconnecting with yourself, this conversation is about keeping connection, love, and joy alive in the second half of life.Listen now and share your thoughts in the comments. How have your relationships changed in your 50s and 60s?