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Longevity is booming. With it comes a cascade of new titles: longevity doctors, longevity consultants, longevity coaches. But what do these labels actually mean? Who defines them, who controls them, and who verifies the standards behind them? In this episode of The Longevity Playbook, we start at the beginning with the emergence of the longevity coach.

Jennifer Halsall is joined by Darren Morris, a former CMO turned longevity coach, and Sarah Edmonds, an international expert in education and professional standards. Together, they explore what credibility in this space should really look like.

Summary
This episode explores the emerging field of longevity coaching. Darren and Sarah share their personal journeys into health and wellness, highlighting how coaching can help people maximize healthy years rather than simply extend lifespan. The discussion covers the growing demand for longevity coaching, the types of clients seeking support, and the need for collaboration with healthcare professionals. They also examine the challenges of defining the role of a longevity coach and the importance of making these services more accessible to a wider audience.

Key Takeaways

Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Longevity Coaching
09:10 Darren's Journey from Corporate to Coaching
13:48 Sarah's Transition into Fitness and Education
18:50 The Emergence of Longevity Coaching
25:58 The Need for Longevity Solutions
30:47 Democratizing Longevity Coaching
35:05 The Foundation of Healthy Living
37:11 The Need for Discipline in a Distracted World
37:41 Understanding Longevity Coaching
38:01 Client Profiles: Who Seeks Longevity Coaching?
38:53 Identifying Common Complaints Among Clients
40:09 The Disconnect Between Health and Feeling Well
41:51 Restoring Vitality and Energy
43:15 Building Sustainable Habits for Longevity
46:00 Collaboration with Healthcare Professionals
50:18 The Evolving Role of Personal Trainers
53:12 Defining Longevity in the Health Ecosystem
01:01:55 The Future of Longevity Coaching
01:07:54 Closing Remarks