I love this idea, and it fits well with my course, which I’m expanding: Longevity and AI. I believe demographic trends will lead to a shortage of qualified staff to support older people, so AI will be crucial for healthcare. My mother passed away earlier this year, and her quality of life declined during her last months. I want to be prepared for when I am old or ill and use technology as much as possible.

Absolutely! AI isn't going away, but I see so many bad use cases, that it really requires smart strategies and a better understanding, of where human intervention adds real value.

Hi Growth Circle friends, I’m Heike. Focus on LinkedIn right now:I’m preparing to re-launch my existing Longevity @50plus course - think science-based health meets practical AI tools, tailored for smart women 50+. My goal: show that ageing vibrantly (with health, confidence, and tech skills intact) is absolutely possible, if we keep body and mind strong and sharp. LinkedIn is where I want to start more conversations around that. Where I’d love support/inspiration:How do you turn a solid idea (like “AI can help women 50+ live longer and better”) into posts that spark real engagement instead of polite likes? Where I’m from: Born in Germany, though my career (corporate finance & IT in my “first life,” health & longevity coaching in my “second”)has taken me around the globe: several years in Beijing, then São Paulo, Detroit, and projects across Europe. Hobbies & quirks: Writing (anything from PhD-level research to children’s books), playing with AI tools, and hanging out with my Great Dane, Dougal. He’s 70 kg of “lapdog energy” my not-so-secret productivity coach. And I just added “renovating a run-down house” to the list... Excited to swap ideas, inspiration, and maybe a few laughs with all of you!