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ITS NEVER TO LATE // THE END WILL BE LESS THAN 4 YEARS

FUCK this AI crap. Demonetize it! "dot dot dot"

I am making drastic changes and hope it is not too late.

Strangely at the age of 74 I defriended all my liberal idiot friends and looking back I ask myself, why did I tolerate them to begin with?

Im 56 and retired for disability 3 years ago. I’ve not cualitativo of life and my children are too busy to come to see me. 🙏🏻😔🕊

Will keep on going in life!! I am a artist.. Been painting for 57 years. Have had brain surgery many times. Just the last 1.5 year have had strokes. Still painting and slowly walking. I love life with people!! Will keep on going. 😂😂❤❤❤

7 Pieces of Advice ❤👍

I believe I’m living the way how I want . Peaceful and avoiding toxic friends and family. I live with my own rules. I am blessed with a happy children and grandchildren . God is my everything.

"Age is just a number, but health is a treasure" I'll have to remember that 💪

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7. Thankful to God, for our time here. Spend it wisely.

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Great and meaningful video! I wish I had heard these things decades earlier. Thank you for sharing these valuable experiences, they will definitely be very useful for young people.

Qualitative Relationships are really important but at the same time difficult to maintain

Great advice! Thank you! I could do without the repetitive background music though.

Totally agree!

Brilliant! Thank you for this must-listen advice.

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Kind of dumb the guy made it to 80 he should be very happy.

Great advice...I am 77

At 62 , i only have 1,623 pieces of advice for those younger : 1. ...

Excellent, SHUREIERA, NARASARAOPET 522601 Andhra Pradesh, INDIA

Practical and realistic suggestions for living a felt life matching once temperament and values. Also, the point is driven home for cultivating healthy routines as early as you can. Assessing and course correcting at crucial stages enabling minimizing later regrets. All prescriptions are gleaned from experience and convincing with workable tips for improvement.

Good advices

7 pieces of advice

As a dilettante who wanders from the original, mortal Jesus, Swedenborg, Nietzsche, existentialism, Jung -- just discovered Heidegger, Stoicism, Hegel, Schopenhauer, Hegel. Thomas Jefferson -- I can relate strongly to every single point you made, Having been a child prodigy -- musician, mathematics, languages -- I see now how my highly educated, well-meaning, but unempathetic, old school parents harmed me by trying in their own way to help me -- perfect grammar was always spoken in the house, there were hundreds of serious books to read -- I started reading seriously around 8-- but I was frogmarched into law school at 21 -- once I had a high lottery number and would not be drafted. I really should have stood up to my parents. I realize now they did a lot of bluffing to intimidate me. Hated every second of law school. Skipped a third of my classes, still made top third of class at Top Ten nationally ranked law school. Admitted to bar at 25. thought I was too weird, unemployable. Finally got a job at legal aid and discovered poverty was mostly a matter of choice and not an alternative lifestyle worthy of respect. I had been an academic jock all my life, my social skills needed help, and all I wanted was a year off of the academic treadmill. Tend bar, Travel (grew up overseas -- fluent French and Spanish. Plus Swedish, Afrikaans, German, and the loathsome Latin., all of which I have thankfully forgotten.) Architecture was my other interest, but because of Vietnam I effectively had to choose between law and architecture at age 16. I made the smaller error, but no doubt had less fun. That could be said of just about anyone in law school in the early 70s. HINT: Both poor choices, poorly compensated waste of whatever talent you do have. Unless you fit the "lawyer" or "architect" niche perfectly. There are certain characteristics that are invaluable that not one lawyer in 10 possesses. You will find out at the dinner table from lawyer parents -- if you're lucky -- before you go off to climb a Sisyphean mountainside. 9 out of 10 lawyers nowadays do not want their kids to become lawyers. In law school I was surrounded by other smart kids who did not want to go to grad school and who soon discovered that law was grueling, a three-year boot camp designed to make us think "like lawyers" -- in ways that were neither natural to our animal instincts nor fit for its ostensible purposes. Law, like church, is mostly ritual and ceremony. it has evolved over the millennia as a device to amaze and exploit the masses, keep them in line out of FEAR. Above all, as soon as you can, find out who YOU REALLY ARE. Must break bonds with parents in order to bond with them as an adult years later. The happiest people, said Nietzsche, were those who found something that they liked doing and could do easily -- it just came naturally. Like my roaming fingers on a keyboard that don't even need instructions from my brain. Or perhaps brain/fingers just know what to play after decades of bluesy improvisation. Does the above make any sense to anyone? Find what makes you -- YOU -- and head down that path until and unless you get a better idea. Learn enough to make sound decisions, and don't let anyone else make those decisions for you. YOU are the captain of the ship rolling above the wavs

All correct rules, especially the Mediterranean diet! 🙂

i find joy in fishing theres nothing like being out by the river and having dinner fighting u on your line that dure gets the blood pumping

This is so true Goodnight ❤🙏🏻

forget investment. Just make sure ur home is us paid in full. U can always eat beans but not homeless. higher rents are impossible to pay on retirement 😊

The Security of having some money in the bank, is worth more than anything you can buy with it...

Small and gradual changes, it's true, otherwise you can't change, especially at a certain age

No regret I think ahead of times take care of myself always active resourceful ever since not to worry know how to make money and positive thinker choosy of my friends not a lot thanks God blessed 🇵🇭🇺🇸

Thanks for the info

That's what l needed to listen to at my seventies....thank you❤

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At 58 years old, here are seven pieces of advice I would give to people who are younger than me: 1/ Everyone has their own way of doing things. Find like-minded compatriots 2/ Exercise several days a week. And don’t complain about it. 3/ Do not measure yourself by other peoples metrics. Tune in to your own. 4/ Be comfortable living through a full range of emotions. Everything is cyclical. 5/ Having lots of money is not what it’s cracked up to be. The best things in life are free. 6/ If your surroundings make you unhappy, change them. Don’t doom yourself to functional ennui 7/ Give us much love to others as you expect to get. If there is a differential, be prepared to make changes.

I'm glad someone is talking about this very important and underrated topic, thank you for your words of encouragement 💕

Most valuable wisdom. Thank you for sharing it.

7pieces of advice

It is always imperative to choose what is RIGHT.

Some might say spending too much time worrying about toxic people is unnecessary, but trust me, it makes a big difference. I found my peace after letting go of a few 'friends,' and my mental health is much better for it

I am 77 and love living alone. No one bothers me and I can do what I want without accommodating anyone else. The internet brings the world to me. I have outside interests, friends and activities that round out my life. I alone determine my schedule and what I want to do. Living alone is what you make it.

There is a lot of different and good advice.

To bad I didn't know this before I got old. .

Where do you get these photos??

I’m 81 and didnt make most of those mistakes and glad

Really powerful Omega 3, in the morning Chia seeds and oat flour with rice milk fixed my intestines and I no longer have problems, you're right! 💕

Fair comments but remember not everyone bothers about joining clubs or having a few good friends, a percentage of people are simply happy with their own company and have no desire for making friends, also if they have a family that's usually sufficient, but again everyone to their own we are all different.🤔

Not only physical excersise but mental. Hobbies or just domestic tasks which represent inventive challenges are not only mental but afective highly rewarding.