Michael Clinton

ROAR in Seoul, South Korea: one of the world’s longest-living societies. Why? Universal healthcare, a low-processed-food diet, lifelong learning, and a strong walking/hiking culture. A lot to learn here for the longevity era. #LongevityNation

Okinawa's Blue Zone teaches us: never retire, stay connected to purpose (ikigai), celebrate age (Kajimaya at 97!), and ensure daily human connection. More in the upcoming April ROAR newsletter → ROARforward.com. #LongevityNation

ROAR founder Michael just spent a day in Ogimi Village, Okinawa — one of the highest concentrations of centenarians on earth. Movement classes, the 9 Rules of Healthy Longevity, and "ikigai." Full story in the April newsletter. Subscribe at ROARforward.com

We're on the ground in Kyoto, Japan! Kyotango has a centenarian rate 3x the national average. It's a living preview of where the world is headed — and they're ahead of the curve on healthcare, social connection, and Ikigai. #Longevity #ROAR

ROAR in Japan! 🇯🇵 Nearly 30% of Japan's population is 65+ — and they're thriving. Universal healthcare, strong community ties, age-friendly cities, and robotics are just some of the reasons why.

Barnes & Noble is offering 25% off pre-orders for members this week, and Michael Clinton’s new book, Longevity Nation, is included. If you’ve been thinking about pre-ordering, now is a great time to do it. bit.ly/3NM4dct

Proud that ROAR's Michael Clinton serves on the Advisory Board of Stanford Longevity, founded by Laura Carstensen, PhD—well before longevity was mainstream. A singular global resource grounded in science. #LongevityNation

Healthy skin often reflects healthy systems underneath it. As the body’s largest organ, it can be an early signal of aging. Now “skin longevity” is emerging: regenerative dermatology, genomics & epigenetics, deeper phenotyping, & smarter imaging/devices. amzn.to/4qPpP6d

ROAR founder Michael Clinton recording the audiobook for his new book #LongevityNation. Michael took to the front lines of the New Longevity movement, meeting innovators, entrepreneurs, and scientists. Digging into the research on the second half of life. amzn.to/4qPpP6d

Longer lives change the math. The old retirement assumptions no longer hold. That’s why financial literacy is becoming a core longevity skill, especially for people 50+. #LongevityNation

In the 20th century, we built for a 70-year life. Now we need to rebuild for 100. What will cities, small towns, and housing look like in the New Longevity era and who’s building it? Michael Clinton's new book #LongevityNation is available to preorder. amzn.to/4qPpP6d

After decades as a real estate CEO and chairman, Mitch Rudin could have retired. He didn’t. At 72, he trains and competes in 65+ national basketball tournaments while staying active in real estate, mentoring, and philanthropy. Retirement is a pivot. #ROARForward

Michael Clinton's new @MensHealthMag article is a must-read. Longevity tech, breakthrough drugs targeting Alzheimer's & chronic disease — we're living in the era of the New Longevity. bit.ly/40vxV8j

What we love about @TandCmag's annual O.G. issue: it celebrates creators 60–100 who are still thriving and reinventing — from Sandra Bernhard to Michael Stipe. Creativity doesn’t expire. Read Michael's @esquire story on creativity and longevity: bit.ly/3NZuX9p

The @sfchronicle Aging & Longevity Summit (Feb 23) is sold out in person — but you can still tune in via livestream. Join the conversation on living better, longer. bit.ly/4c5tEzI

Longevity Nation asks a simple question: if we’re living longer, how do we live better—with more purpose, health, and agency at every stage of life? After 18 months and 70+ conversations, one thing is clear: a new longevity era is already here. Available for preorder. —Michael

ROAR founder Michael Clinton's conversation in @PreventionMag with Matt Kaeberlein and Ana C. Krieger on the current state of longevity science. bit.ly/4c05Vku

Science shows the brain remains wired for love well into later life. Attraction, bonding, desire don’t shut down at 50—or 60. And people are acting on it. Longer lives mean time: to meet someone new, to share life, to rewrite the second half. #ROARForward #ValentinesDay

My new esquire story explores how creativity is a longevity hack for longer, healthier lives. bit.ly/3NZuX9p

After senior marketing roles at Verizon, Brooks Brothers, and Barnes & Noble, Sharon followed her love of solving hard problems—right into an unexpected second act as CEO of How I Met My Dog, a platform matching rescue dogs and humans by personality, not breed.