
A reader wants your advice about staying connected as we grow older, when contemporaries “seem to be focused around their physical problems and illnesses.” Can you share your life lessons? Read More
LESSONS for LIVING from the WISEST AMERICANS

A reader wants your advice about staying connected as we grow older, when contemporaries “seem to be focused around their physical problems and illnesses.” Can you share your life lessons? 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
Gert, 101, shared her life lessons in a video we posted recently. Now we learn that she, and other elders, have been “flash-mobbing” Union Square in New York City. Role models for all of us! Read More
Jim, 82, told me that as people get older, they need to stay connected – and you may have to work at it. He gave the example of how he has branched out in his social life after retiring. Read More
Mara, 71, learned three key lessons for making the most of life. She stresses being flexible and keeping your options open. Read More
Liza, 68, tells us how to embrace life and live it to the fullest. A great list of life lessons. Read More
Agnes, 74, moved beyond trying to fulfill the expectations of others and the need to please everyone. She discovered daily joy in small things. Read More
The Legacy Project
Beebe Hall
Cornell University
Ithaca, NY 14850
legacyproject@cornell.edu
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