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A magazine for people who built something.
You did the work. Esteemed Living is about what comes next — the business, the money, the health, the travel, and the years you intend to enjoy. One edition a month, each on its own subject, written for readers who have been around long enough to spot filler.
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Business
The Growth Edition
Building and scaling a business you can eventually step away from.
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Twelve subjects, twelve covers. Subscribers receive them in order, one a month, starting with whichever is current when they join.
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Wellness
The Reset Edition
The annual self-audit: longevity, sleep, strength and what to stop drinking.
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Travel
The Horizon Edition
Wave Season. The year's big trip, booked while it can still be had.
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Money
The Prosperity Edition
Tax season and the April deadline, run like a spreadsheet.
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Home
The Sanctuary Edition
Renovating to stay, not to sell.
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Relocation
The Next Address Edition
Where do we live next — snowbirds, downsizers and the Sunbelt question.
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Leisure
The Pursuits Edition
Time-rich and picking the sport back up.
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Food & Wine
The Table Edition
Hosting season, and booking the harvest tables before they go.
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Health
The Vitality Edition
Planning the fall procedure before the deductible resets.
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Retirement
The Second Act Edition
Medicare's enrollment window, and the first ninety days of not working.
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Lifestyle
The Gift Edition
The person in the family with the largest gift budget.
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Legacy
The Legacy Edition
The conversation to have while everyone is in the room.
Reach a reader who is actually deciding
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