Michael Skapinker, a former boss at the Financial Times and a mentor to Isabel Berwick, shares invaluable career insights from their time together. They discuss the evolution of Isabel's career, highlighting personal struggles and the importance of adaptability in workplace dynamics. The conversation dives into the impact of diversity in editorial roles and busts myths around prestige in career success. Both reflect on overcoming imposter syndrome and emphasize that true professional growth comes from collaboration and learning from others.

Arthur C. Brooks, a Harvard professor and happiness expert, joins former FT journalist Michael Skapinker to redefine retirement. They discuss how retirement today is less about quitting work and more about pursuing passions at a slower pace. Brooks highlights the unique advantages of aging in leadership, while Skapinker emphasizes staying connected with colleagues and fresh ideas. Together, they challenge traditional notions of busyness and success, advocating for personal growth and meaningful connections in this new chapter of life.