
The Legacy Project elders have a profound insight that can transform how younger people look at their health behaviors — before it’s too late Read More
LESSONS for LIVING from the WISEST AMERICANS

The Legacy Project elders have a profound insight that can transform how younger people look at their health behaviors — before it’s too late Read More

Lenore, 89, sent her lessons learned in a remarkable letter. She reflects on what makes for a good life, as well as a good old age. Some secrets: Keep learning, keep active, keep laughing. Read More

Francine, 74, found owning a dog for the first time changed her life and motivated her to stay healthy. Read More
The Legacy Project elders’ message is that old age can be highly enjoyable and filled with new opportunities. Let’s visit with a prime example of active aging: Tony, 73, who is having the time of his life. Read More
Manuel, 79, has stayed healthy for nearly 80 years. His lesson? Start thinking about the consequences of your health behaviors when you are young. Read More
One thing I learned from the elders in the Legacy Project is that they generally do not see aging as a fearsome process of decline. Instead, it can be enjoyed, based on a positive attitude, despite problems. Read More
Terry Chang, 77, made looking out for your health when you’re young his top lesson for living. Read More
The Legacy Project
Beebe Hall
Cornell University
Ithaca, NY 14850
legacyproject@cornell.edu
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