The Best Kind of Inheritance
Forget about the family photos or summer home. The best kind of inheritance is the one that belongs to children of parents who
Forget about the family photos or summer home. The best kind of inheritance is the one that belongs to children of parents who
Wearing a black baseball cap with the message, “100 Never Looked So Good,” Irwin Wertheimer celebrated his 100 birthday at one of his
Losing yourself in service isn’t just for the time you spend away from work. Servant leadership at work has recently become a very popular
Judy Gaman never thought she’d have a centenarian as a best friend. But as Judy found out, friendship knows no age. Lucille Fleming was
“Our calls always end with ‘I love you,’” said Sam Goldstein. He’s sitting next to Violet Winter in his apartment as she smiles
All this month we have been looking at being of service and the many health and other benefits of doing so. However, being
“I desired to know why one person was ailing and his associate, eating at the same table, working in the same shop, at the
At age 101, Betty Grenig is the American Red Cross’ oldest and longest-serving volunteer. She has been serving the nonprofit for over 80
The Elders are an independent group of global leaders working together for peace, justice, and human rights. You may not heard of them
The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others. – Mahatma Gandhi Find yourself, lose yourself, create
Joe Smith, who just turned 100, has been working at the same firm for 57 years. His employer calls him the company’s guiding
One of American’s most beloved television writers, Norman Lear, has turned 100! When asked by USA TODAY about the milestone he replied, “”I
September is a month of service, gratitude, and—longevity. Surprised? Think about it. It is a month filled with holidays that recognize and celebrate
Helen Marrese has a tradition. Every year on her birthday she says, “Maybe one more year.” This year she turned 105 and counting.
Anne Fiyalka was not the first young girl to be inspired by Amelia Earhart. The aviator was one of the most famous women
In the 1930’s, PFAS or forever chemicals, seemed like a great idea. Formally known as per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances, PFAS are a group of
This month we’ve been looking at defining, redefining, and refining ourselves. You can’t go through that process without looking at the clutter you’ve
Stop Blaming Your Genes Here is a very important message if you want to live an active, healthy, quality of life for 80, 90,
Pete Rizzo, Uncle Pete, is a lot of things. According to his family, he’s the definition of centenarian cool. He’s a master of mindfulness.
At The 100 Year Lifestyle we often speak about how strong relationships add life to your years and years to your life. They
If you’ve been following The 100 Year Lifestyle for any period of time, you know that aging is an opportunity to live your best
For people of any age, going zip lining is a leap of faith! Some of us are willing to take the leap. Others
At The 100 Year Lifestyle we have long said that life is about doing what you love, and to enjoy all things in
Have you ever been asked on a survey if you consider yourself to be a healthy person? How did you answer? Were you being
No one can point to the exact moment when the phrase was first coined, but since the late 1970s when the Senate Select
When asked what it was like to be 100, Mike Fremont responded that “these are the very best years of my life.” That’s
Studying and becoming a neurologist is a tremendous achievement. Becoming the chief of neurology for the Atlantic fleet during the Korean war was a
It’s not dirt, it’s soil. And soil health determines human health and the health of the planet. So, it’s important that you understand what’s
Putting dinner (and breakfast and lunch) on the table these days takes some effort. There is certainly more fine print involved than there was
There is no such thing as an inconsequential choice. The choices we make every day are important. They matter, in both the short-term and the