Athletes don't wait until something is wrong before they prepare. What if the rest of us thought the same way?

What if the real luxury isn't having more time—but needing to make fewer decisions?

Most families can't point to the exact day their relationship with an aging parent began to change. That's because the most important transitions in family life rarely happen all at once.

What if the greatest luxury isn't having more—but having less to manage? The lives that feel the calmest often share one surprising characteristic.