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Longevity and aging
Mary Martin • 2 cards
Lao Yang told him that sixty, like sixteen, was the best time in life, an age where the burdens of one’s forties and fifties had been laid down, but the slowdown and illness of the seventies and eighties had not yet arrived.
it makes sense to me that the increasing lightness of old age lends itself to a conscious divesting of "stuff" and a deepening understanding of the meaning of "living lightly on the earth."
Marian Van Eyk McCain • Elderwoman: A handbook for the later-life journey
Advice from a 100 year old.
Sage counsel to guide our perspective on longevity courtesy of the amazing Mike Fremont, a centenarian who owns a slew of masters world records in running including fastest marathon by a 91 year old. Mike’s still out there getting after it daily. Just ask his elite ultramarathoner buddy... See more
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Heading to the local store to get the March issue, which features the wonderful @markbryan911. 🏃♂️ At the link in our bio, the 61-year-old grandfather of four is interviewed by @evanrosskatz, photographed by @mark_peckmezian, and styled by @dogi_.
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