In this episode, Dwayne J. Clark shares his insights on the importance of forming meaningful relationships, the impact of his mother's Alzheimer's on his perspective, and his holistic approach to longevity. From his roots in poverty to becoming a leader in senior living, Clark discusses resilience, the role of high-quality managers, and the pursuit of purpose.

Key Takeaways:

1. High-Quality Humans (HQH): Surround yourself with people who uplift, support, and inspire you.
2. Longevity Studies: Genetics only play a 22% role in longevity while purpose and relationships play a significant part.
3. Leadership in Senior Living: Competency and trust are crucial for effective management and high-quality service in senior living communities.

Guest:

Dwayne J. Clark, CEO of Aegis Living and author of "30 Summers More."

Resources Mentioned:

1. Dwayne J. Clark: LinkedIn and Instagram
2. Aegis Living: Organization and Facebook
3. Dwayne J. Clark’s Book: "30 Summers More"
4. Full Court: The Spencer Haywood Story (Documentary)
5. Brain Scientist John Medina's Book: "Brain Rules for Aging Well: 10 Principles for Staying Vital, Happy, and Sharp"

Quotes:

-"Don’t chase money or prestige; chase meaningful relationships that you won’t regret later in life." – Dwayne J. Clark

-"Purpose and relationships, not stress, contribute most significantly to longevity." – Mark Wright

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This week, focus on building a meaningful relationship. Share your experience with us on social media using #BeatsWorkingShow.

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