If longevity is the new form of wealth, then your life is no longer a straight line—it’s a series of decades that compound into each other. In Part 2, Dustin Serviss breaks down how your 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, and beyond quietly shape your future capacity, clarity, and ability to use time well. Backed by long-term health and behavioral research, this episode explores how small, repeated decisions—around health, learning, and engagement—create dramatically different outcomes over time. As lifespans extend and healthspan improves, the traditional model of life and retirement begins to break, opening the door for multiple peaks, reinvention, and intentional wealth deployment later in life. This episode connects the decades into a clear framework, showing how to think beyond short-term decisions and begin aligning your life with the time that is increasingly available. Because the real advantage isn’t just living longer—it’s building a life that expands with time.