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Longevity as a Project

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What changes if we consider life as a project? Projects fail rarely because of one catastrophic event. They fail because small deviations accumulate , risks go unnoticed, and performance is not tracked against expectations. Aging may follow a similar pattern. Instead of asking “How do we defeat aging?” , we can ask a different question: What if we consider life as a long-running project, and manage it using basic project control logic? This reframing does not promise immortality. It proposes something more modest and potentially more useful: governance of healthspan over time . Project management analogy: Planned, Actual, and Longevity Value