In the 1950’s and 60’s, Miami Beach catered to tourists whose vacation goal was to return to their northern residences with a prizedgoldentrophy of tanned skin. Visitors flocked to the sandy beaches and basted with exotic oils, suntan lotions and the ultimate, sure-to-bake formula: baby oil spiked with iodine. Toaccelerateandinsure a maximum skin-darkening experience, serious sun devotees added a sun reflector. I grew up in this tropical paradise, surrounded by tourists who proudly wore their painful sunburns. But, I knew first hand, their lobster-red skin would soon itch, blister, peel, and potentially leave them with a permanent reminder of their days in the sun.
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Let's equate investing in financial savings with your investment in fitness and robust aging (not dictated by our finances). In 1968, less than 24 percent of American adults exercised regularly; by 1984, that figure had risen to 59 percent. In 1968, America had 100,000 joggers. Just 10 years later, there were 27 million. Then something strange happened. Boomers, once the most fitness-minded generation, lost their fitness mojo.
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