I really like this and enjoy the fact that the interviews aren't fast-paced, snappy-answers kind of drivel. Its OK to take your time, think, reflect, stare out

I really like this and enjoy the fact that the interviews aren't fast-paced, snappy-answers kind of drivel. Its OK to take your time, think, reflect, stare out the window - and that's coming from a true expert ;). I don't have a mobile-phone, only a landline and an answering machine. Never lost a friend or a client due to that. On the contrary. I find that people value my presence more because I don't make myself immediately available. That's scarcity economics in effect. Feel free to copy. Its hard to beat the life experience of a 80+ year old person. Its like a fine whiskey. Distilled and aged. Some have survived wars and famine. I think its time to stop talking about so much of today’s vapour values and listen to someone who has managed to get to 80+ and learn a bit about what really matters in life. Someone who's lived through wartimes should know.. right?