The Art of Balance
Ever seen a tightrope walker? Often, they are perched high above the ground, balancing one foot in front of the other as they
Ever seen a tightrope walker? Often, they are perched high above the ground, balancing one foot in front of the other as they
At 100 years old, Anna Possi is Italy’s oldest barista. Since opening Bar Centrale with her husband in 1958, she has worked tirelessly,
When it comes to life in general, and particularly our health, we all want to be off the charts. We want to do
Whenever anyone, anywhere interviews or even just speaks with someone in their 90s, age 100, or beyond who is living a healthy, happy
Lew Burja believes it’s very important to keep moving. A mere 92 years of age, Lew practices Tai Chi in his hometown of
If you’re currently planning to retire early, you might want to read about Ann Schroeder first. Only recently did Ann retire from her
Kazuko Sato embodies the spirit of longevity through her craft as a weaver of shifu, an ancient craft of weaving paper textiles. However,
Coffee lovers, have we got some good news about your cup(s) of Joe! A new wave of studies has revealed promising links between
At 37 years old Novak Djokovic is the old man of tennis. A 24 time Grand Slam champion, his recent gold medal at
We all know that being fit is important for every stage of life. Whether you swim, walk, play pickleball, or garden, moving your
Creativity truly knowns no age limits. At 103 years old, Ralph Conte, continues to nurture his lifelong passion for photography. His granddaughter says
Curiosity may have killed the cat but it could well be Peggy Cobb’s secret to her amazing longevity. She says curiosity is her
Ester Wagner has spent her entire life doing for others. Whether in her work or as a volunteer, Ester doesn’t like to sit
Society as a whole has begun to ask the question – when does old age begin? In a world that has long been
Gloria Jaroff is a Renaissance woman. She’s lovely, personable, brilliant, and highly accomplished. She’s got a great sense of humor, has led a
Being 105 years old means you’ve seen a lot of things in your lifetime. However, Laverne Biser hasn’t just focused on earthly goings
What’s your longevity literacy? Perhaps more importantly, what’s your financial planners’ longevity literacy? Longevity literacy is a term used by the financial
In 1924, France hosted the Olympic Summer games. Frenchman Charles Coste was also born that year. Now, in 2024, the Olympics are once
We’re hearing a great deal about the blue zones these days. In case you haven’t heard, blue zones are places identified by Dan
Many people have heard at least half of this old adage. The first half goes, “curiosity killed the cat.” The lesser known second
The expression “full of beans” refers to someone having lots of energy and enthusiasm. In the case of Helena Pereira dos Santos, the
If you’ve been reading The 100 Year Lifestyle stories about centenarians, nonagenarians, and supercentenarians, you have probably noticed that very few of these
Singapore is the latest country to be named a blue zone. The sixth blue zone is the latest and only new one to
If you talk to Bobbie West, she’ll tell you she feels good at 107 years old! Her vision is poor, and she doesn’t
This article was originally published during 2020. Since then, the threat of the pandemic, and the flow of information about variants has been
John Hartness has been flying high since he was 16 years old. So, it’s no wonder that he took to the sky to
Jayne Burns tried, but she just couldn’t stay retired. This past accountant has been working as a fabric cutter for the last 26
Love spicy food? You’re not alone. According to a recent Instacart survey, 74% of Americans enjoy adding hot sauce to their food. If
He’s being referred to as a “veteran U.S. diplomat” and an “old friend” of the Chinese. They are talking about how Henry Kissinger
Do you have a secret stash of adult coloring books? Are you someone who likes to stroll around the museum on a regular
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