Living the 100-Year Life is a deceptively simple and elegant book, useful for you and a great resource for coaches and therapists alike. It provides an operating model for the soul as it unpacks each aspect of life and how to live it better. You will hear a wise voice in your ear, sharing what you need to know to build a better foundation for your life if you are 15 or 95. Each chapter is a treasure trove.

Carol Kauffman, Founder and Executive Director, Institute of Coaching, Harvard Medical School

With her characteristic blend of big ideas and engaging stories, Lynda Gratton shows readers how to turn extra decades into a design challenge – one you can approach with curiosity and a bias for smart experiments rather than grand plans. Read this book if you suspect, as she does, that the real economic miracle of our age is not just that we live longer, but that we have the chance to become more fully ourselves while we do.

Amy C Edmondson, Novartis Professor of Leadership, Harvard Business School; Author, Right kind of wrong: The science of failing well

Lynda Gratton has written a provocative book that encourages you to reflect on how your needs and desires will evolve over the course of your 100-year life. She relies on stories, including her own, and research (from the impact of your childhood to emerging technologies) to reveal how you can choose experiences and relationships to prepare you for a career that will not unfold in a predictable or linear fashion. Given the exponential change of today and tomorrow, how can you weave the threads of your past and present to create a meaningful future?

Linda A. Hill, Wallace Brett Donham Professor of Business Administration, Faculty Chair, Leadership Initiative, Harvard Business School

Lynda Gratton has done it again. Living the 100-Year Life is a beautifully written, profoundly human, and deeply practical guide to the future of work and life. With her trademark mix of empathy and evidence, she shows how longevity, technology, and purpose are reshaping what it means to build a career (and professional identity) across time. This book is essential reading for anyone who wants to thrive, not just survive, in the age of longer, amplified lives.

Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic, Professor of Business Psychology at UCL, co-founder of DeeperSignals, and Chief Science Officer at Russell Reynolds Associates

Lynda Gratton hands us a challenge: Stop living by outdated scripts and start designing a life and career that stretch across decades of reinvention, contribution, and connection. She doesn't just ask who you are. She forces you to confront who you're becoming. It's an essential guide for anyone who wants to lead, grow, and thrive over a 100-year arc.

Keith Ferrazzi, New York Times bestselling author of Never Eat Alone and Leading Without Authority

Lynda Gratton is a pioneer in thinking about what it means to live a long and meaningful life. If you want to expand your understanding of what's possible – for you, your loved ones, and society – read this book to get a glimpse of the future.

Dorie Clark, executive education faculty at Columbia Business School and Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestselling author of The Long Game