How to Live Forever with Meaning is not a book about escaping death—it's a book about escaping the dead life. You know the one: wake up, work a job you hate, wear a haircut you didn't choose, repeat. That's not life. That's survival on autopilot. And guess what? You weren't born to survive—you were born to style. Pun intended.
In a world obsessed with adding more years to life, this book is here to add more meaning to your years. Because let's face it, what good is living to 100 if your spirit tapped out at 37?
Hairprofessor Young—yes, the man who's cut hair for over 44 years, mentored thousands, and given 4,000 free cuts to the unemployed—invites you into the barber chair of transformation. But this isn't just a haircut. This is a mirror to your soul. This is hair psychology. This is destiny with a line-up.
In How to Live Forever with Meaning, you'll learn the real difference between aging and upgrading. Hairprofessor Young doesn't believe in retirement—he believes in reverse retirement. Play now. Create now. Live now. Because waiting to live is the slowest way to die.
At the heart of this book is a powerful philosophy:
Work should feel like play. And life should feel like art.
Through the language of hair, you'll explore how to:
Redefine your identity one layer at a time
Use your hairstyle as a weapon of self-awareness
Escape the trap of survival time and live in flow time
Cut through procrastination with barber-sharp precision
Decode your emotional patterns through your grooming choices
Transform your daily routine into a ritual of reinvention
This isn't just about style—it's about structure. Hairprofessor introduces the psychology of "mindspan"—a concept more powerful than lifespan. Mindspan is how long your ideas last, your values echo, and your presence is felt—even after you're gone. It's the philosophy of the immortal mindset. And it starts with the mirror.
Your hairstyle isn't vanity—it's velocity. Every haircut is a reset button. Every blow-dry is a breath of reinvention. Your scalp? That's your soil. Your style? That's your signal. This book teaches men that when you shape your hair, you shape your mindset, your choices, and ultimately, your legacy.
Hairprofessor Young breaks down the seven psychological wonders of hair:
Haircut, Blow-dry, Color, Perm, Straightening, Updo, and Extensions—not as fashion trends, but as symbolic stages of male evolution. Want a fresh start? Cut it off. Need direction? Layer up. Looking to break old cycles? Go platinum. Your outer change reflects your inner shift.
You'll also meet 700, the man who didn't age—he upgraded. A cyborg-like metaphor for the man who versioned himself to greatness. Every version sharper than the last. He didn't fear death. He feared dying as the same man he was last year. You'll see why 700 isn't a person—he's a process. And maybe, just maybe, he's you.
This book will challenge every excuse you've ever made:
"I'm too old."
"I missed my chance."
"I don't know where to start."
Start with your mirror. Start with your haircut. Start by asking yourself one brutal question:
Would I hire me today? Date me today? Follow me today?
If the answer is no, then your hair isn't the only thing that needs cutting.
From the scalp to the soul, this book is about becoming a man of meaning. A man who doesn't just chase legacy—he styles it. Who doesn't just hustle for money—he layers his purpose. Who doesn't wait for opportunity—he perms his passion into permanence.
So trim the past. Blow-dry the fear. Fade out the noise.
And style your future with intention.
This isn't a book.
This is your mirror.
This is your comeback cut.
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In a world obsessed with adding more years to life, this book is here to add more meaning to your years. Because let's face it, what good is living to 100 if your spirit tapped out at 37?
Hairprofessor Young—yes, the man who's cut hair for over 44 years, mentored thousands, and given 4,000 free cuts to the unemployed—invites you into the barber chair of transformation. But this isn't just a haircut. This is a mirror to your soul. This is hair psychology. This is destiny with a line-up.
In How to Live Forever with Meaning, you'll learn the real difference between aging and upgrading. Hairprofessor Young doesn't believe in retirement—he believes in reverse retirement. Play now. Create now. Live now. Because waiting to live is the slowest way to die.
At the heart of this book is a powerful philosophy:
Work should feel like play. And life should feel like art.
Through the language of hair, you'll explore how to:
Redefine your identity one layer at a time
Use your hairstyle as a weapon of self-awareness
Escape the trap of survival time and live in flow time
Cut through procrastination with barber-sharp precision
Decode your emotional patterns through your grooming choices
Transform your daily routine into a ritual of reinvention
This isn't just about style—it's about structure. Hairprofessor introduces the psychology of "mindspan"—a concept more powerful than lifespan. Mindspan is how long your ideas last, your values echo, and your presence is felt—even after you're gone. It's the philosophy of the immortal mindset. And it starts with the mirror.
Your hairstyle isn't vanity—it's velocity. Every haircut is a reset button. Every blow-dry is a breath of reinvention. Your scalp? That's your soil. Your style? That's your signal. This book teaches men that when you shape your hair, you shape your mindset, your choices, and ultimately, your legacy.
Hairprofessor Young breaks down the seven psychological wonders of hair:
Haircut, Blow-dry, Color, Perm, Straightening, Updo, and Extensions—not as fashion trends, but as symbolic stages of male evolution. Want a fresh start? Cut it off. Need direction? Layer up. Looking to break old cycles? Go platinum. Your outer change reflects your inner shift.
You'll also meet 700, the man who didn't age—he upgraded. A cyborg-like metaphor for the man who versioned himself to greatness. Every version sharper than the last. He didn't fear death. He feared dying as the same man he was last year. You'll see why 700 isn't a person—he's a process. And maybe, just maybe, he's you.
This book will challenge every excuse you've ever made:
"I'm too old."
"I missed my chance."
"I don't know where to start."
Start with your mirror. Start with your haircut. Start by asking yourself one brutal question:
Would I hire me today? Date me today? Follow me today?
If the answer is no, then your hair isn't the only thing that needs cutting.
From the scalp to the soul, this book is about becoming a man of meaning. A man who doesn't just chase legacy—he styles it. Who doesn't just hustle for money—he layers his purpose. Who doesn't wait for opportunity—he perms his passion into permanence.
So trim the past. Blow-dry the fear. Fade out the noise.
And style your future with intention.
This isn't a book.
This is your mirror.
This is your comeback cut.
How to Live Forever With Meaning: The Philosophy of Longevity
How to Live Forever with Meaning is not a book about escaping death—it's a book about escaping the dead life. You know the one: wake up, work a job you hate, wear a haircut you didn't choose, repeat. That's not life. That's survival on autopilot. And guess what? You weren't born to survive—you were born to style. Pun intended.
In a world obsessed with adding more years to life, this book is here to add more meaning to your years. Because let's face it, what good is living to 100 if your spirit tapped out at 37?
Hairprofessor Young—yes, the man who's cut hair for over 44 years, mentored thousands, and given 4,000 free cuts to the unemployed—invites you into the barber chair of transformation. But this isn't just a haircut. This is a mirror to your soul. This is hair psychology. This is destiny with a line-up.
In How to Live Forever with Meaning, you'll learn the real difference between aging and upgrading. Hairprofessor Young doesn't believe in retirement—he believes in reverse retirement. Play now. Create now. Live now. Because waiting to live is the slowest way to die.
At the heart of this book is a powerful philosophy:
Work should feel like play. And life should feel like art.
Through the language of hair, you'll explore how to:
Redefine your identity one layer at a time
Use your hairstyle as a weapon of self-awareness
Escape the trap of survival time and live in flow time
Cut through procrastination with barber-sharp precision
Decode your emotional patterns through your grooming choices
Transform your daily routine into a ritual of reinvention
This isn't just about style—it's about structure. Hairprofessor introduces the psychology of "mindspan"—a concept more powerful than lifespan. Mindspan is how long your ideas last, your values echo, and your presence is felt—even after you're gone. It's the philosophy of the immortal mindset. And it starts with the mirror.
Your hairstyle isn't vanity—it's velocity. Every haircut is a reset button. Every blow-dry is a breath of reinvention. Your scalp? That's your soil. Your style? That's your signal. This book teaches men that when you shape your hair, you shape your mindset, your choices, and ultimately, your legacy.
Hairprofessor Young breaks down the seven psychological wonders of hair:
Haircut, Blow-dry, Color, Perm, Straightening, Updo, and Extensions—not as fashion trends, but as symbolic stages of male evolution. Want a fresh start? Cut it off. Need direction? Layer up. Looking to break old cycles? Go platinum. Your outer change reflects your inner shift.
You'll also meet 700, the man who didn't age—he upgraded. A cyborg-like metaphor for the man who versioned himself to greatness. Every version sharper than the last. He didn't fear death. He feared dying as the same man he was last year. You'll see why 700 isn't a person—he's a process. And maybe, just maybe, he's you.
This book will challenge every excuse you've ever made:
"I'm too old."
"I missed my chance."
"I don't know where to start."
Start with your mirror. Start with your haircut. Start by asking yourself one brutal question:
Would I hire me today? Date me today? Follow me today?
If the answer is no, then your hair isn't the only thing that needs cutting.
From the scalp to the soul, this book is about becoming a man of meaning. A man who doesn't just chase legacy—he styles it. Who doesn't just hustle for money—he layers his purpose. Who doesn't wait for opportunity—he perms his passion into permanence.
So trim the past. Blow-dry the fear. Fade out the noise.
And style your future with intention.
This isn't a book.
This is your mirror.
This is your comeback cut.
In a world obsessed with adding more years to life, this book is here to add more meaning to your years. Because let's face it, what good is living to 100 if your spirit tapped out at 37?
Hairprofessor Young—yes, the man who's cut hair for over 44 years, mentored thousands, and given 4,000 free cuts to the unemployed—invites you into the barber chair of transformation. But this isn't just a haircut. This is a mirror to your soul. This is hair psychology. This is destiny with a line-up.
In How to Live Forever with Meaning, you'll learn the real difference between aging and upgrading. Hairprofessor Young doesn't believe in retirement—he believes in reverse retirement. Play now. Create now. Live now. Because waiting to live is the slowest way to die.
At the heart of this book is a powerful philosophy:
Work should feel like play. And life should feel like art.
Through the language of hair, you'll explore how to:
Redefine your identity one layer at a time
Use your hairstyle as a weapon of self-awareness
Escape the trap of survival time and live in flow time
Cut through procrastination with barber-sharp precision
Decode your emotional patterns through your grooming choices
Transform your daily routine into a ritual of reinvention
This isn't just about style—it's about structure. Hairprofessor introduces the psychology of "mindspan"—a concept more powerful than lifespan. Mindspan is how long your ideas last, your values echo, and your presence is felt—even after you're gone. It's the philosophy of the immortal mindset. And it starts with the mirror.
Your hairstyle isn't vanity—it's velocity. Every haircut is a reset button. Every blow-dry is a breath of reinvention. Your scalp? That's your soil. Your style? That's your signal. This book teaches men that when you shape your hair, you shape your mindset, your choices, and ultimately, your legacy.
Hairprofessor Young breaks down the seven psychological wonders of hair:
Haircut, Blow-dry, Color, Perm, Straightening, Updo, and Extensions—not as fashion trends, but as symbolic stages of male evolution. Want a fresh start? Cut it off. Need direction? Layer up. Looking to break old cycles? Go platinum. Your outer change reflects your inner shift.
You'll also meet 700, the man who didn't age—he upgraded. A cyborg-like metaphor for the man who versioned himself to greatness. Every version sharper than the last. He didn't fear death. He feared dying as the same man he was last year. You'll see why 700 isn't a person—he's a process. And maybe, just maybe, he's you.
This book will challenge every excuse you've ever made:
"I'm too old."
"I missed my chance."
"I don't know where to start."
Start with your mirror. Start with your haircut. Start by asking yourself one brutal question:
Would I hire me today? Date me today? Follow me today?
If the answer is no, then your hair isn't the only thing that needs cutting.
From the scalp to the soul, this book is about becoming a man of meaning. A man who doesn't just chase legacy—he styles it. Who doesn't just hustle for money—he layers his purpose. Who doesn't wait for opportunity—he perms his passion into permanence.
So trim the past. Blow-dry the fear. Fade out the noise.
And style your future with intention.
This isn't a book.
This is your mirror.
This is your comeback cut.
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| BN ID: | 2940184593302 |
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| Publisher: | Sai Kuen Li |
| Publication date: | 07/07/2025 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| File size: | 2 MB |
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