
Wanda, 83, learned that life is based on a series of choices. She advises you to plan, and not just “float merrily along.” Read More
LESSONS for LIVING from the WISEST AMERICANS

Wanda, 83, learned that life is based on a series of choices. She advises you to plan, and not just “float merrily along.” Read More

John MacGregor, 70, lived much of his life looking toward the future, striving in his distinguished academic career. His lesson is to learn to live more in the moment. He learned this in his sixties, but suggests younger people learn it sooner. Read More

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

A reader is looking for advice on overcoming the pain of a child who “breaks your heart.” Can you help with suggestions? Read More

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

I love meeting with book clubs that have read “30 Lessons for Living.” A recent visit inspired me to come up with some discussion questions. Please post any other good questions you think of! Read More

Jeremy, 72, offered this profound and interesting list of his lessons for living. A compendium of elder wisdom worth pondering! Read More
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