
Miguel, 71, tells us that tried and true wisdom pretty much gets it right, and the old cliches about living the good life are still good guidance for younger people. Read More
LESSONS for LIVING from the WISEST AMERICANS

Miguel, 71, tells us that tried and true wisdom pretty much gets it right, and the old cliches about living the good life are still good guidance for younger people. Read More

Genevieve, 77, advises young people to learn history, values, and ways of living better) from their older relatives. Learn their stories and pass them on to your children. Read More

John, 76, offers his list of life lessons, just contributed to this site. Keep those contributions coming! Read More

Juliet, 88, suggests that people pursue a spiritual dimension to life before rejecting it. Read More

A brother’s death lead one of our readers to think about “what makes all the difference.” Read More

Max, age 88, faced challenges growing up and as a wounded veteran of World War II. These experiences taught him that trust is the “most valuable bond.” Read More

Jeanne’s husband has Alzheimer’s, but he is still a shining example of how to communicate values to children and grandchildren. Read More

We’re about to lose Is the living presence of the elders who make up the Greatest Generation. Is anyone paying attention? And how can we celebrate this group while they are still with us? Read More
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