Is Where You Live Still Supporting the Life You Want? with Ryan Frederick (Ep. 38)

What if one of the biggest decisions shaping your future is something you rarely think of as “planning” at all?In this episode, Abbey Henderson, CFP®, CEO, Wealth Advisor & Coach, sits down with Ryan Frederick, author of Right Place, Right Time and founder of HERE, to explore how where you live shapes your health, lifestyle, and overall quality of life.Abbey and Ryan discuss: What “place planning” means, and why it goes beyond real estate decisionsHow your environment influences your health, habits, and longevityThe connection between where you live and your relationships, community, and support systemWhy the idea of a “forever home” may not hold upHow rising costs, lifestyle changes, and unexpected life transitions can shift what the “right place” looks likeWhy many people say they want to age in place, but few plan for what that actually requiresHow to start thinking more intentionally about where you live at every stage of lifeAnd more!Resources:Right Place, Right Time by Ryan FrederickConnect with Abbey Henderson: LinkedIn: Abbey [email protected] Website: Abaris Financial GroupFacebook: Abaris Financial GroupFacebook: Abbey Henderson: Trusted Financial Advisor & CoachInstagram: @trustedadvisor_coachLinkedIn: Abaris Financial GroupX (Twitter): Abaris Financial GroupConnect with Ryan Frederick: Website: Here.lifeWebsite: ryanfrederick.lifeLinkedIn: Ryan FrederickAbout Our Guest:Ryan Frederick is the #1 expert in the world on Place Planning -- the leading authority on how place, environment, and where you live shape quality of life, health, and longevity.‍Ryan Frederick is an internationally recognized thought leader, speaker, and innovator specializing in the intersection of place and healthy longevity, with nearly 20 years in the field. He has worked with organizations ranging from Fortune 500 companies to global institutional investors to leading health systems to housing developers and operators.Ryan’s work has been cited in numerous outlets, including CBS News, Washington Post, Forbes, and many other media outlets. He is on the Advisory Council for the Stanford Center on Longevity. He is a graduate of Princeton University and Stanford Business School.