28 Summers

You have fewer summers left than you think.

Most people never do the math. They live like the runway is unlimited. Like the big decisions can wait. Like things will eventually slow down. They never slow down.

Then one day you sit down and do the simple arithmetic. And the number looks back at you.

Quick heads-upThere is a calculator waiting for you at the bottom of this page. Hold off on it for two minutes. The number means more if you understand it first.

The Philosophy

The average person gets about 84 summers. You have already spent most of yours. The ones left are the only ones that count, and you have no idea how few there are until you do the math.

Most people never do it. They are scared of the answer. The ones who do tend to live very differently from the ones who do not.

"The summers are finite. The choices are yours. Everything in this book is the application of what happens when you finally take both of those things seriously."

84 − YOUR AGE

That is your number. Not motivation. Math.

It will be smaller than you want it to be.

Almost there. One more section before your number.

The Book

28 Summers book cover

28 Summers

Dave McKimmy did the math at 3am, wrote down the number, and built an entire framework around the gut-punch that followed. Time, identity, legacy, urgency, and the difference between the business you have and the life you built it for. Every chapter is a decision. Every decision compounds. None of them get easier the longer you wait.

Most owners read this book once. Then they read it again with a highlighter.

Start with the book. Then use the framework.

The book is the foundation. The Performance on Fire framework is where you apply it.

Your Turn

Okay. Now do the math.

You have read the philosophy. You know what the number does. You know why it matters. None of that lands until you see your own.

It takes ten seconds. No email. No sign-up. Just one honest number.

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What This Means

Now What Do I Do With This?