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Not Done Yet! Purpose & Possibility Through Life's Second Half - Dr. Brad Cooper

Author: Brad Cooper, PhD

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Are you moving through midlife and feeling a growing vacuum? Whether you are navigating midlife struggles, approaching a retirement transition, or already retired but feeling unsatisfied, you’ve realized that the old script for the second half of life is blank.

Welcome to Not Done Yet! Purpose & Possibility Through Life's Second Half. Hosted by Dr. Brad Cooper—executive, husband, father, and elite masters endurance athlete—this podcast is a dedicated roadmap for high-achievers who refuse to settle for a downward path to the status quo.

Society tells us that life after 50, 60, and 70 is a time to slow down, but we believe those in their second act represent the world’s greatest untapped natural resource. We don’t just talk about retirement life; we explore "pretirement," healthspan, and how to trade a passive existence for a life of vibrant meaning.

Each week, we dive into:

  • Purpose & Midlife Reinvention: Rediscovering a brand-new "why" in your 50s and 60s.
  • The Second Mountain: Moving beyond career success to deep personal significance.
  • Longevity & Vitality: Evidence-based practices for high-performance aging and maintaining an upward-aiming mindset.
  • Pro-Aging Mindsets: Slashing through the "shoulds" to pursue a life of possibility.

Drawing from timeless wisdom and the latest behavioral science, Dr. Cooper helps you distinguish the "still, small voice" of true calling from the noise of the world.

If you’re ready to trade "passively ever after" for a forward-oriented call to adventure, you’re in the right place. Hit Follow and join a community of world-changers who know beyond a shadow of a doubt:

We are… not… done… yet!

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What if aging didn't have to mean decline? At 60, Dr. Brad Cooper is running a real-world experiment on himself: can he match—or even beat—his marathon and Ironman finish times from over a decade ago, without medications or TRT? In this episode, he lays out the data behind the "1% per year after 40" drop-off, why he's not willing to accept it as inevitable, and the two races that will put the theory to the test—the California International Marathon and Ironman Texas. He also shares the first ...
No gym membership. No equipment. No trainer. No lab. Just four simple movements and a formula that gives you a clear, objective snapshot of the two physical markers most closely linked to longevity, cognitive function, and quality of life in the second half of life. In this episode of Not Done Yet!, Dr. Brad Cooper introduces the Personal Performance Quotient — a free, self-directed assessment built around strength and cardiovascular fitness that you can do anywhere, repeat two or three times...
You've heard the statistic: after 40, we lose roughly 1% of our muscle mass every year. Most people hear that number and quietly accept it — as if decline is simply what happens. But here's what almost nobody mentions: the four words that follow that stat in the research. Four words that change everything: "All things being equal." In this episode of Not Done Yet!, Dr. Brad Cooper unpacks exactly what it means to refuse that condition — and how to shift your personal algorithm from passive de...
Every January, the list comes out. Lose the weight. Read more. Finally get in shape. And by February, it's quietly filed away — until next year. If that cycle sounds familiar, Dr. Brad Cooper has a confession: he used to be the guy who had a spreadsheet of goals hanging above his bathroom sink. Goals were his identity, his career, his livelihood. And then he discovered something that changed everything. A clear personal vision is a far more powerful driver than goals. And here's the part that...
Turning 60 should come with a recliner and a slow fade into comfortable routine, right? Not a chance. In this episode of Not Done Yet, host Dr. Brad Cooper marks his 60th birthday not with nostalgia or reflection alone, but with a declaration — a personal manifesto of seven commitments heading into his seventh decade. Equal parts honest, energizing, and unapologetically forward-leaning, this episode is for anyone in life's second half who still has fire in them and refuses to let "fine" be th...
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