Brian W Jones

Longevity starts now is asking the question is your life growing or is it dying? Are you creating your life or a caretaker for your life? Life can only travel in one direction at a time and the great thing about life is we get to chose. Longevity is a mindset where we develop the skill of creation and growth and break the habit of getting old in life. You could be 20 - 80 years of age the principles of longevity are the same. Life should always get better the longer we live so we will always have our future brighter than our past. Today people get so busy trying to maintain their lifestyles they forget they can actually design their future so they stop the forward motion. When you are actively engaged in all areas of your life you have a purpose and it is easier to see potential and possibilities that exist everywhere.You don't have to look far to see that society today is suffering from what World Health Organization (WHO) calls the health epidemic of the 21st century STRESS It is written on most peoples faces and it is everywhere you turn. 85% of the population will develop heart disease cancer or an autoimmune disease and wont see heir 81st birthday. These are just the cold hard facts of today.So what is the solution? Do we keep living the life we know, or do we start to view life from a different vantage point?Longevity starts now is about the journey of a life and not the destination. It starts the moment you believe that you are the creator of your life. You are always growing in your longevity and never aging. This is a switch you have to make in your life and in your mind When we have a plan and a direction for life it makes it so much easier to navigate this amazing gift we have called life.Longevity starts now will help guide you on your quest to live the life you deserve.

When life happens, it just happens. No one is immune to this fact. When we look at people who have overcome unbearable conditions and thrive in life, what have they tapped into that most people can't find? When life is handing them the worst, they get stronger. When life finally opens up for them, they thrive.People are driven by their emotions, so any event outside of the normal becomes a big deal. True power is when you have control over yourself. Winning the lottery is easy in life, yet dealing with a loved one who has just passed away is hard. They are separate events, but in reality, one moment in time and two different reactions. How long we stay inside these events will ultimately determine our life.When we can master going up the ladder of life as well as down it, then we will never get trapped in the events of life.The other side of any event is where we need to live.When we can apply acceptance, adapting, and action into our lives, it changes the direction of our lives forever.When we have a future that is always brighter than our past, we will never be a victim inside our life.When you implement the techniques that this book offers, you will become the creator of life and not the caretaker for a life. Events will never define who you will become. When life happens, it happens You cross the river of change and grow into who you will eventually become. Life can only travel in one direction at a time, and you get to chose that direction

Nero's suicide in AD 68 was followed by a disastrous civil war that left the empire in a parlous state and saw the demise, in quick succession, of another three emperors (Galba, Otho and Vitellius). Normality returned with Vespasian and his sons, Titus and Domitian who ruled from 69 to 96. They changed the face of Rome, with massive public works such as the Flavian amphitheatre (later called the Colosseum) and the palace-complex on the Palatine, which provided much-needed employment whilst at the same time enhancing the city's status as the capital of the Mediterranean. The most detailed account of the new dynasty and its achievements is provided by Suetonius. What he has to say about these three Flavians constitutes the best source we have for the period. This edition of the three "Lives" includes a new translation, a general introduction to Suetonius and a detailed commentary that concentrates on the social and political history behind each life.