Life Advice from a 94 Year Old You Didn't Know You Needed

[@Nate1975]

Don’t trust anyone - something my mother advised me a few years ago. She has never been wrong with her advice and I agree. Don’t open up to people too much, keep private private. People have a tendency to trample all over precious things and stab you in the back. Sad, but true

[@veror2369]

I am 47 years old and I learned that in the hard way. Even with your own relatives or "best friends". Keep it private.

[@Nate1975]

@ it really is just one of those life’s wisdoms we should all follow

[@barb2793]

Excellent advice

[@kgs2280]

I’m 74, and I would completely agree with that. When I was young, I was such an open book, and so naive, and thought everyone was good and caring and honest. And I got hurt, a lot. But, I certainly did learn that lesson.

[@marcinw922]

In my opinion, this is bad advice. Without trust you will not build a deep relationship with anyone even yourself.

[@giovanna722]

She hit the nail on the head with "Be honest with yourself".

[@rolandhawken6628]

The quote is " First to thy own self be true " It comes from a play where the words spoken by a fool it all sounds like good advice but as the play deepens you realise all advice is useless ,his daughter commits suicide, his son is killed in a duel ,then he gets run through with a sword

[@Becki545]

awesome lady

[@rolandhawken6628]

@@sammyalabamy111 The material point is "All advise is useless " No exceptions ,the reason being there are too many variables in life too many unforeseeable circumstance .

[@sammyalabamy111]

@@rolandhawken6628 Thank you for your info. But also life can be joyful and one chance at life lottery ticket given us, and I like to believe that there is a Higher Being and that not all is for nought. God Bless +

[@garypuckettmuse]

@@rolandhawken6628 what are you even talking about? she wasn't quoting anyone or anything -- she was having her *own* thought -- shocking as that may seem.

[@lakesnlawns222]

“My youngest grandson is 50”! Do you know how magically blessed you are to say that statement 🙏

[@cheyennejasmine7639]

She is

[@elisalyles-gi8eb]

How about great grandchildren or great great?

[@BrianWillcox-qp2hr]

My great, great grandson is 60.

[@popcornstudios3497]

Mine is 95 can you believe that

[@silvialeticiawp]

Her grandsons should feel VERY blessed I would say! What a gift having such a wonderful woman as a grandma, fortunately I also had mine, she lived 95 years and I loved her every second of my life! Still do. ❤ Love from Brazil for you all. ❤

[@graceboo2024]

Can we just appreciate that at that age she remembers everything. I salute you maam!!

[@KatsCorner]

My father is 97 from Prince Rupert too. He remembers everything.

[@IloveJesus777j77]

@@KatsCorner Jesus is coming back. Please repent.

[@dazSav]

Respect..landed a chopper@14000ft..to drop off the crew to climb a mountain at 175000 feet…passing over the Worlds biggest Gold mine in Papua..

[@jle92708]

she’s a very healthy 94. i work as a pharmacist seeing elderly everyday…she looks better than most 60 yo

[@malmoran8643]

Probably stayed clear of pharmaceutical drugs .

[@IntegrityMeansAll]

Most 60y.o.? She’s great but maybe that’s a little exaggerated

[@daniellinklater1779]

@@malmoran8643Stay clear of the medical circus period.

[@angelamelius3580]

My grandmother just turned 103. She stills lives on her own. One time she told me the secret was to keep moving take stairs instead of elevators. If you stop moving your body will stop working.

[@CTX700girl]

I can attest to that. After I retired I did not do much of any exercise and boy, all of a sudden pain was everywhere in my body. Changed that habit right away with walking, swimming and just started rebounding on a mini trampoline. I am almost 67 and feel fantastic now. KEEP ON MOVING, people. 😊

[@AmeliaHouck-o9j]

MY GRANDMOTHER SAID THE SAME ! OR THEY MIGHT PUT YOU IN A HOME!!

[@RM-gp4ur]

Yes! My grandmother is not as active as some, but more active than others. She definitely is in a wheelchair and needs help, but she's 103 in December. I can see the good things and the not-as-good and learn from them all! I love her dearly.

[@AmeliaHouck-o9j]

@@RM-gp4ur MY MOTHER WAS IN THE WOMEN'S ARMY CORPS! SHE USE TO SAY IT WAS THE BEST TIME TO BE ALIVE AND SHE HAD MANY BOYFRIENDS !! I HAVE HER FLAG ! SHE WOULD HAVE BEEN ABOUT 103 NOW !

[@RM-gp4ur]

@@AmeliaHouck-o9j How amazing is that!!! :D My other grandmother told me it was the best of times and the worst of times at the same time. She loved the patriotism and camaraderie of the day.

[@healthydee381]

She looks great for 94.

[@ClaraSunshine]

She look like a woman who is still active! 🏃

[@tonypanzarella9387]

Listen to the clarity, power, and authority of her voice.

[@GranTube]

That’s what I’m saying more like 60-70’s

[@janeking4059]

BE ACTIVE DO WHAT YOU LOVE 😊

[@janeking4059]

​@@ClaraSunshinedefinitely still active

[@lindapouncey8234]

She nailed it. You just live another year! Keep doing, going, being. I am 82.

[@Niko5black]

TV is shit. Don't waste your time

[@caprifolia1]

I am 78 and do not think of my age. One day at a time!

[@TimeSquareTitts]

Ahh you young bucks and your know it all advice..

[@tammyjoma]

"Keep going, doing, being." That is great! 🌹

[@acajudi100]

82 here also.

[@triciahodges8261]

"U couldn't pay me to go back to 25 .... Or 40, or 50. I like where I am now" THIS! She shines bright with gratitude & radical acceptance! Great example of a strong beautiful woman!

[@clarebradshaw2652]

Yes ! Keep looking ahead. Nothing will age you faster than living a life of regret. Learn what you can from your experiences , good and bad, and get on with it !

[@triciahodges8261]

​@@clarebradshaw2652Thank u!😊

[@triciahodges8261]

​@@clarebradshaw2652Thank u!

[@curlew-3592]

My dad is nearly 93, lives on his own in a flat and loves his tv, it keeps him company and gives him something to look forward to. He follows the motor racing and international rugby. 🇬🇧

[@melq9437]

My mother did live until almost 97 and she definitely had her much-watch shows to look forward to!

[@Nate1975]

Tv is a good company just in the background, really helps with loneliness, or a radio. I often have one or the other on while I read/cook/garden/clean. Doesn’t mean one watches trash all day every day, not at all

[@CrystalShip8899]

Yes people can be very snotty about tv

[@Nate1975]

@ it’s like with everything depending on what you do with it and how you use it. Assumptions are always that everyone is engaged with rubbish be it tv or social media, it’s just not the case

[@maitreyas.4902]

MY 81 years old mom likes to watch General Hospital.

[@loubock3238]

Yvonne, If I could live to 94 and have all my marbles, and health like her, that would be the greatest gift I could ever receive on this earth! Bravo Yvonne!

[@FGC-ku4ez]

I agree. She sounds really good! I'd be interested in her life, but staying busy is key. I've seen people decline heavily as soon as they retire. Impressive woman.

[@helenf9650]

Although she didn’t specifically mention it, I bet her sense of humour helped her a lot. This was really nice. Thank you for the kindness you bring as an interviewer too.

[@Sprouht]

Thank you :)

[@ClaraSunshine]

​@@Sprouhtyou love what you are doing. You always have good manners and respect to your guests. 🌟

[@lindahemmings6746]

Definitely! His questions were spot on as well.

[@LeahMoonbeam]

Laughing is the best medicine. ❤😂❤

[@CancerZodiacAstrologyHoros-k7z]

@@Sprouht Amazing interview!!!!!

[@rosella1919]

I’m taking ballet classes, after a break of 58 years. I learnt for 10 years from the age of four and now my muscle memory has returned, so each week it gets easier. I adore ballet and always have.

[@breatheliveandthrive7404]

The world has changed.People have changed. Damn she is so right about that!

[@transacumen5172]

She sure is. I don’t understand people anymore.

[@gloriadenning3860]

So true, I'm 78 my youngest daughter never calls me and I just don't understand, I would have given her my life but I no longer trust her. It's so terribly sad, it has virtually destroyed me.

[@JohnnyWeissmuller-iw4pl]

We live in an era of entitlement. There is an epidemic of narcissism & its only getting worse.

[@tamara6941]

@@gloriadenning3860 I'm sorry to hear that. You should be called by her all the time. I know if my mother was still alive, I'd be calling her. Maybe it would help to contact your daughter and have a talk, and see if there's something holding her back from talking more often.

[@raisingindependence]

What a beautiful conversation. 94 and 25 years young.

[@K_Super999]

Is she from the generation that killed the natives and their children?

[@MichaelS884]

I really like this lady, I wish my mom lived past 76, I’m 60 and miss her so much everyday. This lady reminds me of my mom plus her honesty and transparency is refreshing.

[@julieshelley7340]

Beautiful! The best doctors are..... Sunlight, Rest, exercise, diet, good friends... Health is wealth. 😊😊❤. Most people are chasing the American Dream and it's killing their souls. Sad

[@planetwalker798]

@@julieshelley7340 Yes, well said!

[@QQ251647742]

I heard avoid sunlight.

[@L.Fontein7]

Nowadays most people are struggling just to get by and that's killing their souls.

[@barb2793]

​@@L.Fontein7great point

friends come and go, but if u have good familly (with everything else obviously u mentioned) you'll have a pretty good life, one thing's 4 sure!

[@blakeaaron5698]

You should interview my 91-year grandma who is a renowned artist where she lives, and still teaches two classes each week. She's an inspiration to her community, and everyone she meets.

[@TheHappyDutch]

Wow, that's amazing! Working and staying busy really keeps you young. I she lived in the Netherlands I'd interview her!

[@lightnessofsprit]

Hi, qwqhars your grandma's name if I was to Google her work

[@Sprouht]

Email our team --> [e-mail]

[@blakeaaron5698]

@@lightnessofsprit Ellen Gabehart - artist in Oregon.

[@blakeaaron5698]

@@TheHappyDutch Yes, she wakes up everyday inspired to take on the next creative project and tend to her students.

[@soniatriana9091]

This was an honest, intelligent, passionate, articulate, strong, independent woman who has lived a fulfilling life full of change, challenges, successes, & probably several failures in her life, but her attitude & conviction are definitely another significant factor that has helped be who she is today!! I loved her resilience & responses to every question!!💕

[@Bobafe77a]

Hear hear!

[@hello-b7s]

every human today should watch this woman's video.

[@luv2travel2000]

Well said. ❤

[@elisalyles-gi8eb]

My mother is 90 with dementia and she's bitter and mean. She l8ves with her sister who is worse. Wish she was herself but she's not.

[@rudolphsmith1022]

Praise Jesus Christ! HALLELUJAH AND AMEN!!!

[@shirleywilkes5412]

Thanks for sharing I'm 75 and enjoying life with gratitude. Everything is a gift don't take nothing for granted!!! ❤

[@tammyjoma]

That's wonderful!

[@ivorybow]

Got rid of my TV in 2005. I became, and remain today at 77, highly productive. I am never bored.

[@JitinMisra]

What do you do ?

[@ivorybow]

@ I have degrees and I still take academic classes online. I cook for people and I have learned Romanian, Mexican, Indian, Japanese, and Chinese cuisines. I bake and I make bread from scratch. And I make a killer cheesecake. I crochet. I sew clothes and make my entire wardrobe. Currently I am making a 1940s set of garments. I am taking an advanced tailoring class. I sew for others. I make bobbin lace. I currently am learning to knit. I read voraciously. I have traveled all over the world, and I lived in the Middle East, and Romania, and learned Romanian. And I write fiction. I taught myself to build PC computers and the one I have now is number five. I am currently learning Linux. A pet project I have going is learning to use a traditional quill pen and ink, and I am mastering round hand, which was the script used in the 18th century. It’s amazing what you can accomplish when you are engaged with life and not passively receiving someone else’s creations. of course, all of this takes time and some of it is slow going. I will lay one thing down and pick up something else for a while. Then drop that and pick up another project. I’m always engaged and eager and enthusiastic to try the next thing or perfect whatever I’m working on.

[@282747]

​@@ivorybow You sound amazing! I am inspired by you.

[@ivorybow]

@ thank you, but I don’t feel like I’m amazing, I think this is what happens when one doesn’t watch TV and instead engages fully with life. I think we all used to be like this. My grandmother who was born in the 1800s, never stopped moving. Our entire house was beautified with handmade everything and she cooked like a chef. She made all of our clothes and made blankets and quilts constantly. We bought very little at the store because of her. She never sat still. Neither did my parents who fought in World War II. This was what it was like before we became hypnotized by passive entertainment.

[@Love-q8t]

I am jealous of the older generations. We are all addicted to media. It’s hard to disconnect fully. I’ve managed to cut off everything else except KZbin and some tv. Good for you for being fully engaged in life, that is the goal.

[@racerx6]

She is the same age as Warren Buffett, and just as mentally sharp. Amazing!

[@louisel.sinniger2057]

This woman is a wonder. I’m 72, a nurse who schooled & worked in construction. I learned to fly glider planes and a lot of other fun, interesting stuff. I still work too. I totally agree with this woman’s views and life’s suggestions. Do something good and useful everyday day you get up. Thank you for making & showing these terrific clips.

[@musical.theory]

​@@zun-man doing what excites you doesnt make a living, in most cases

[@helengregor8589]

I started gliding at the age of 11, solo'd at 19, learnt to do all aerobatics etc, air law, meteorology, such an exhilarating hobby. I was also an RN for 43yrs lol. I feel I've had a very good life ,I'm 66 and wouldn't want to go back to 25, no matter how good life was then, it's still good now in a calmer way lol 😅😂

[@reenujose4937]

​@@zun-manomg. Are you really 103. It's cool to see a chat of someone that older.

[@margaretmcgregor5686]

​@zunman-j4k pleased to see you here and posting a comment 😊 I'm in Scotland UK where are you in the world if you don't mind me asking. ❤

[@melq9437]

@@zun-man I think this is great advice. I think what's going on in your mind is the most crucial thing.

[@kathyh4804]

What a beautiful woman! She looks amazing for being in her 90s!! A beautiful smile takes years off! God bless her 💕🙏🏻

[@plathpat1]

"Be honest with yourself" - great advice that gave me chills.

[@kerry-j4m]

Doing this will eliminate about 50% of your problems,issues,etc,etc,..but,some people like to blame others instead of owning their mistakes,mishaps,etc,etc,.I look in my mirror each morning and see my number-1 problem in my life. MYSELF. LOL. I've also found it's okay to mess up,make a mistake,etc,etc,...it's okay to say I don't now,i shouldn't have said that to you-I"M Sorry.You still strive to do better,be a better person,etc,etc,..and it's okay to do things alone,things you enjoy by your self.

[@scott1395]

My parents were married 75 years! We lost dad July 14, he was two months shy of 99! He retired from the insurance buisness at 57 but never quit working! He just worked on his on terms! He was active even up in the last few years when he was using a walker! He vacuumed out three cars and washed one in an afternoon at 97! He lived life simply and loved his county and hometown! He was a wealth of history of the local area! I pretty sure he was the last surviving ww2 vet in the county! My mom worked all her life and retired at 83! She's now 95 and living independently at her home! She still drives to get her groceries, banking, and visits dad at cemetary! I live 3 min away, and keep an eye on her! You got to keep moving, my dad rode a stationary bicycle up until his last days, he was driving and still we working on his lawnmower and cutting grass til the end! We miss him but he lived a full life! How many get to make it as far as they have! My grandfather used to say: when you get past 75 you are living on borrowed time!

[@Truthseeker371]

We need more oldies like this amazing woman/human. Bravo.

[@pamelamckenzie2685]

You be there one day let's hope you do not wast time

[@PaulaStreet]

Be honest with yourself - would you like to be referred to as an 'oldie' at her age? - sounds a bit patronising and derogatory to me

[@annelousteau9799]

Brava and blessings! ❤

[@sylviacarlson3561]

Younger people need to heed the advice of older people, but they don't get the chance because overall their parents don't always promote the relationships with their children's Grandparents. I have found as an older woman in American, if you don't promote yourself and get yourself "heard" you are treated like Casper and brushed aside. It's the result of raising our Children in America to be little Narcissists. Our Fault.

[@Kat-ko4hj]

What a beautiful soul … that smile says it all . A life well lived ..❤️

[@rosemariecampbell7205]

The main points I've gotten from this lovely lady are ....acceptance ....go with the flow of life, no regrets ; gathered experiences are treasures! Thanks much ❤❤❤❤

[@Maarjaanaa]

She is my hero 🙂 I'm 70 now! 🙂

[@_nom_]

I met a family member who was 95, they seemed really old. And then I found out they were my grandmother's auntie!! About 11 years later my grandmother passed at 95. She didn't seem so old and was sharp. Make sure you treasure your family while you have them.

[@safourasalami]

"Be honest with yourself" ..❤❤❤

[@jm7804]

That's the best takeaway. I know so many people who continue to make the same mistakes over and over because they aren't really honest with themselves.

[@elizabethjrich4415]

Just cuz you watch TV does not mean you're going to become a vegetable. My Dad is 91 years old, he watches TV and reads. He is only on 4 meds. Has no major illness, no organ issues. He worked until he was 79. He stopped to take care of my mom, who passed at 82. Now he lives with me ane is doing great. At this rate he is going, he will make it to 100. ❤❤❤

[@MrsWilliams762]

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[@MrsWilliams762]

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[@MrsWilliams762]

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[@AroShyti501]

​@@MrsWilliams762You are right.

[@AroShyti501]

But I don't know why people remain poor due to ignorance

[@singinforHIM]

Beautiful 90+ year old. We need them around.

[@HaliimoJaamacAhmed]

My grandmother passed away at the age of 112. She never takes any medicine. What I know; she used to walk a lot, also she was kind and respectful to others. RIP

[@31Alden]

Wise and wonderful. Everything about Yvonne is ALIVE. She’s 20 years my senior; my goal is to follow in Yvonne’s footsteps and thrive as she has. My late father lived to age 94.5 fully compos mentis, just like Yvonne. Best interview ever.

[@wildflowerwind6941]

My Mom lived to 94. She was a housewife in a small town and watched a lot of TV. My Dad lived to 90. My childhood was like the guest.

[@tcb1017]

My mom also was a housewife and she did not do any exercise at all just stayed home cooking and cleaning the house and loved watching different shows on TV and she got to live to be 92. My dad was active man beside working bringing home the bacon as they say and he did all kinds of exercise and he lived only to be 74. So, different DNA it’s not how you live it’s all in your DNA 😂

[@wildflowerwind6941]

@@tcb1017 I totally agree with you.

[@carolinehops]

@@tcb1017normally if there’s long levity in the family ..then u will probably fair better too.

[@shea1219]

Excuse me, cleaning is exercise.

[@iddddaduncan]

Wow, she's doing great for 94!

[@salvyy]

This lady is a gem. Somebody should make a movie about her amazing life. Truly free spirit.

[@Ksante-s8m]

Love hearing wisdom like this-it makes you think differently. The books on nixorus gave me a similar feeling, with insights that completely shifted how I see money and success. Definitely worth a read if you’re into life-changing advice.

[@stephanndon]

they have great books bro, ty for share!

[@Ksante-s8m]

@@stephanndon no problem bro!

[@wingchuihk8475]

I love her. No need to go back time. Keep Involved. Keep Active. Always vote, feel equal all the way. Be honest to yourself. Beautiful.

[@gloval5187]

Best interview, I’ve seen here. She is so wise. “Be honest with yourself” powerful advise

[@dnmccurry]

I totally agree with her about phones. Kids need to be outside. They aren’t.

[@cathydyer3774]

Well done lady 94. 👏👏. However please don't dismiss tv and reading. My mother is 94. She loves watching youtube and enjoys reading large print library books. Both help her use her brain and keep thinking 😊

[@barb2793]

Great point

[@Lnjay13flowers]

I agree. Plus not staying informed on what is happening in the world and then voting the same as you did 60 yrs ago is also dangerous.

[@P55999]

Same my grandfather lived to be 96 and liked to watch wrestling on t.v. I think it is more about having a positive attitude and what you watch. My grandfather knew wrestling was fake and would sit in his chair laughing. I have fond memories of watching wrestling with him.

[@CoopyKat]

I LOVE this interview. I wish this interview could be shown to young people all over the world! "Keep active" and "enjoy your work" are two important keys to a healthy life.

[@Vesper_Songs]

Love this. If you boil everything she says down to one thing, it's this: positivity.

[@GB-gf3dm]

Nah. You're mischaracterizing what she's saying to fit your Happy-Go-Lucky b.s.

[@CrystalShip8899]

​@@GB-gf3dmWell said.

[@tommynikon2283]

I’m 68…..one thing I’d suggest is that money CAN buy you happiness. because if FREEDOM and Life OPTIONS are important to you, having both WILL increase your happiness. I’m not talking being a slave to materialistic madness…I’m talking about having the financial resources to cover and ENHANCE your lifestyle. BE HONEST with yourself, your talents, abilities, goals. And that includes any college and major. It also includes ANY business you work for. Next, WORK your ass off for the next 40 years, the goal during being asset accumulation and debt elimination. BUDGETING, financial planning, etc. is required. Find something that you have a passion for…that also supports your life. Strongly liking or loving a job, career, or industry REALLY makes a difference in the working years. When you’re young, learn to lean in- and say Yes! To TRY. When you’re older, learn to say NO!

[@clarkpalace]

Wouldnt surprise me if u voted orange banana peel. U sound like u think u r pretty smart , i beg to differ

[@jennifera4350]

Being poor can be stressful. But I haven't seen many wealthy people that are happy. Sounds like exactly what she's warning against- living in an unbalanced way for the future. But like kamala says "Hard work is good work." I'd add...don't accrue any debt!

[@sarahhanby2457]

She is sharper and looks to be healthier than many people in today’s society 30 years her junior.

[@gratefullandblessed0135]

Really !!!

[@hadiitiniguez2393]

She is right, society and people change.

[@RCH369]

The message through all these videos is clear: do what you like or love, and don't stop. ❤ Now the goal is to find out what exactly that is.

[@vanessa4u4evr]

The world will ALWAYS change. That's what life does. It changes. It evolves. Nothing and no one goes unchanged.

[@Pecan504]

Not true. Some people change, some people remain the same 💯

[@carmenthompson9803]

I admire older people you can learn from them I'm 60 years old and still learning

[@AlanHChow]

I think that's the best interview with a remarkable person. We should take notice, she still has a glint in her eye and has kept her sense of humour. She would have experienced more hardships than most but it didn't wear her down. A long conversation with this lady would be interesting and I'm pretty sure filled with a lot of laughter and chuckles.

[@Sprouht]

100%. She still has that spark

[@planetwalker798]

Yeah - and how does she not sound cynical? You can tell she had opinions (which I share) yet also sounded "detached" (as in I'm not on board but live and let live). I have a hard time with some of that

[@jarmila2667]

You are very much right, Alan. Best wishes from Australia. Jarmila.

[@zhaoamelia783]

Omg her mind is so freaking sharp! I wouldn't know she's 94 yo without telling me. She is so healthy and mentally strong! I can tell that she appreciates her life and stays happy, and I think they are the keys of longevity.

[@DonaldMark-ne7se]

Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Instead of trying to predict and prognosticate the stability of the market and precisely when the change is going to happen, a better strategy is simply having a portfolio that’s well prepared for any eventually, that’s how some folks' been averaging 150K every 7week these past 4months according to Bloomberg.

[@Jamessmith-12]

the strategies are quite rigorous for the regular-Joe. As a matter of fact, they are mostly successfully carried out by pros who have had a great deal of skillset/knowledge to pull such trades off.

[@JacquelinePerrira]

I wholeheartedly concur; I'm 60 years old, just retired, and have about $1.25m in non-retirement assets. Compared to the whole value of my portfolio during the last three years, I have no debt and a very little amount of money in retirement accounts. To be completely honest, the information provided by invt-advisors can only be ignored but not neglected. Simply undertake research to choose a trustworthy one.

[@kevinmarten]

Mind if I ask you to recommend this particular coach you using their service? Seems you've figured it all out.

[@JacquelinePerrira]

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[@kevinmarten]

I just Googled her name and her website came up right away. It looks interesting so far. I'm going to book a call with her and let you know how it goes.Thanks

[@djhoy61]

I think she hit the nail on the head when she said to stay active and involved. Those people age the best.

[@sveronih5376]

What a lovely lady, looks better than many in their late 40’s! She’s done so many neat things!

[@patriciareeps3389]

Loved listening to this woman. I’m a bit younger but I had similar experiences growing up. My sister and I had lots of freedom. We would be outside every chance we got, we walked everywhere. We had to be home when the street,lights came on or when my dad whistled for us. I was taking public transportation to my school when I was in the fifth grade. I also remember the ration books during the war. My dad served in the navy. Thankfully he came home

[@arieladelinechoo9845]

Eat right, sleep enough Move your body so your blood flow nicely Be cheerful and appreciate everything God gives us Avoid toxic ppl and lousy environment Enjoy yourself TV, Reading, Painting, Gardening... Yup... Go to nature and pray often

[@freddymiles681]

*Thank you😊 for this video, do you offer account management or have any recommendations?*

[@TheoXavier-5]

As a beginner investor, it's essential for you to have a guide. Myself I'm guided by Mrs Victoria Walters Hayward, a widely known consultant

[@PalmerWoods2]

If you’re using a good manager, it’s easier to earn from the market

[@MaureenBrown-y1r]

That's true. a lot of people today have been having lots of disappointments in trading in light of helpless direction and awful consultants

[@natina1957]

I've been trying to trade but I keep making losses and it's frustrating

[@natina1957]

Could you suggest a consultant for me?

[@Jean_in_Stillness]

This guy is a true journalist. He does the BEST interviews.

[@cherievivian9830]

An exceptional interview ! Love the insightful old soul-young man who interviews, and the 94 year old woman who shares her wisdom. Very respectful of each other. Maybe there is some hope for humanity with good people who stand up. Otherwise the deadbeat zombies who blindly follow without any original thoughts will takeover the intellectual landscape.

[@TheHappyDutch]

Yeah, I really believe most people are good people! The zombies maybe loud, but there are more kind people all around us.

[@margaretwilliams5398]

She’s right women can do anything!!🎉❤

lol!😄

[@xorrior4438]

She understands what’s important and she’s okay with it. Good job! 👍

[@Eevee-is-joy]

I love her gosh. . She’s mentioned she would not going back to 25 for money…. But instead shes mentioned experience, and places she’s have been went are the ones that’s makes her happy 🥹🥹 . Well noted grandma❤️ . Im 29 and will do alot more for experiences for sure💙 . Thankyou for interviewing this georgeous lady ❤

[@adjoahossou454]

being young can be hard sometimes, you are figuring life out and in a lot of confusion and conflicting mindsets, facing failure, learning how to handle relations with peers, family, professionals etc… It can be a real source of suffering. For me life only got better once I hit 30’s which where am at currently so I can relate to her comment on ave 25.

[@Eevee-is-joy]

@ heyy yeah really really … i totally can relate.. the confusion , jobs , adulting , failing, lots of failures and self doubt. .its a crazyy ride really.. been struggling for years to really know what i really really wanted hahaha. . And yeah my friend told me that i being 30 it’s alot more fun and stable? But idk . Im turning 30 in 4 months! Hahahaa . We’ll seeee……

[@adjoahossou454]

@@Eevee-is-joy definitely more stable and less self doubt, more inner freedom and wisdom which ultimately allows for more clarity for your future goals and happiness! don’t feel old, you are just getting started!

[@Eevee-is-joy]

@@adjoahossou454 yeaah , thankyouu !! And thankyou for sharing part of your story too ! I will enjoy my 30 . I hope you do too 🥳🥂

[@LaFlame-5]

Doing a reset on my life was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. I simplified everything diet, routine, and mindset. I picked it all up from the book called Unveiling Your Hidden Potential

[@AnomalyBelleza]

Stop with these silly ebook scams, they’re getting old and ridiculous.

[@planetwalker798]

I'm curious how you "simplified your routine"?

[@raggaahmed8626]

thanks. try to read the quran .great book

[@planetwalker798]

@@LaFlame-5 is it Unleash Your Hidden Potential? Not seeing unveiling. Author?

[@maryclaire340]

​@raggaahmed8626 So is the Bible.

[@jennynguyen8218]

Yes I think so I agree with this gentlewoman if we go to coffee we should not take phone, have a nice time to her life “ happy; heathy & peaceful “

[@mihaeladog7187]

She was single for whole life , that’s the secret .Divorced at 24 and never married , now you know the secret. 😅

[@CrystalShip8899]

Yeah she believes in marriage but obviously not that much😂😂😂

[@abbasjoy4785]

😂😂😂

[@tmmckee]

Yeah, she got divorced at a time when it was still highly frowned upon for women. She must have left him cause he was abusive and never got into that mess again.

[@maryc6189]

Listen again. She WAS married!

[@lesliedddawson]

😂 😂 😂

[@tonymurray814]

What a gem of a person this lady is. AND The interviewer is excellent. Instant subscription!

[@christineclark2479]

She is timeless! Just radiant beauty! I love how put together she is! Im wondering why she never remarried…I am not married 24 years now, so I’m curious! How adorable her reaction to his age of 25!! LOL

[@lulumoon6942]

What an amazing lady! So glad she has grandchildren! 🙏🕊️

[@TraceyBergum]

What a treasure!!! She is wonderful : )

[@carolynratliff1380]

She is so damn precious…I want her to be my mom….talk about being ADORABLE….SHE IS ONE CLASS ACT.

[@magosiamagosia5578]

I thought the same.

[@christopheralex6471]

Omg I’m tearing up. This was such an awesome wholesome interview. Been dealing with a lot of stress and anxiety so I had to stop watching the news. “If it bleeds it leads” I just can’t anymore. She’s so sweet. ❤

[@debra9393]

Wow. Greetings from Australia 🦘. I'm a baby boomer, so was born about the time she got married. What a treasure and an insight into how the world was growing up in the 30's. She looks so good for her age. Thanks for sharing this. God bless. 🙏

[@pediaonthego]

to the person reading this, everything will be okay, maybe not now, but someday.

[@shea1219]

❤️

[@shea1219]

❤️

[@prettynatural1973]

Thank you

[@nishanacht]

😊❤

[@debbih0813]

❤ In my next life....

[@EastStarc]

You still need to interview my mother age 88 Who is the greatest example so far that I've seen. I'm fortunate to be her daughter 62

[@missbossy143]

She looks amazing! May God continue to bless her. Her hands are so pretty to be her age. 💅🏽 🥰🙏🏽

[@silsyl-bn8lq]

What an adorable, intelligent, and well-articulated woman. I bet her grandchildren must feel very fortunate to have her in their lives. I could keep listening to her for hours. Great interview. It brought me so much joy. ❤

[@witttamra]

What a sweet refreshing personality she has!!! These are the types of people we need to be getting our influence from. We should be writing books with the information and guidance these folks have to share. It is so valuable for us and our future generations to be setting a good solid foundation first and foremost. Thank you for sharing this! It made my day!!!

[@funkychick4lyf]

Loved this interview and she looks great at 94! What a doll ✨

[@hellolittleflower]

Wow. What a lovely, articulate and gracious Lady. I could listen to her all day. I love hearing someone's perspective on a long life. There is a lot of wisdom there. Thank you for sharing.

[@56music64]

I am just short of 70 and I agree with her statement. My experience has been that those who should accept and love you the most let you down, some by small degrees and others in life changing ways. If you are a giver, yet still have self tespect or inherently know right from wrong, you end up cutting them off as easier and better for your soul to be olone. Other people also, in my experuence are either fickle or out for themselves Only my husband has loved me deeply and liked me, accepted me and wholeheartedly done the right by me. My younger brother who died in January., whilst a very different person to me, I know loved me also. I miss him

[@George-c6e9g]

That woman is the wisdom that the world needs

[@jamesmetronorth9140]

This is awesome. We must learn from our elders. They have so many to tell us; some might be wise, some might not but it's good to hear their experience.

[@RubeeRoja]

Taking people at their word, doing work that you like, staying active even after retirement, and not wasting your time on marriage \ relationship if it doesn't bring you complete joy and fulfillment. That's how she has lived such a long beautiful life

[@Lourdes-A.]

She is very articulate and has a bright mind. I agree with her! Good questions Sprouht!👍🏻

[@Sprouht]

Thank you!

[@ThePossumone]

I personally dont think living to a certain age is a goal - its quality of life and being spiritually aware Happy to live to 70 or 80 but not into 90s! This place is not our permanent home - our eternal home is heaven

[@ritaranee4787]

So have you booked a room ?

[@abc-dj3dx]

"Be Honest With Yourself" I am 47 and am just now getting to this point. I think Life is just now getting going for me. :)

[@hdstudionorthwest]

I love that you are so interested in taking advice from people much older than you! At 51, I now often feel so ignored and passed by, yet I have so many wonderful stories I could tell! Great interview 🩷

[@amazinggrace270]

I love this grandma❤ I have learned something from her. My worriness and complains become less and instead have more confident to keep moving forward and experience also the things that may come this life.

[@lindadavis5668]

I'm retired and go to college, swim, love to read poetry and Physicists explaining the world of rationality to me. I love to cook, paint, read, garden, listen to music and dance to it daily. I play with my granddaughter 😂. I visit my friends, and we have a lot of fun. I swim, I love my garden birds. I know them by name. I fish and go to the beach. I dry spices and herbs I grow in pots. I give them as gifts. I love thrift shops. I could go on and on....... 74 yrs.old.

[@SusieQ156]

Enjoy life - you only have 1 ❤

[@pauleff3312]

The one thing I'd share with my younger self is to say "don't borrow money" from anyone else at all and likewise with "lending" to anyone - they never give it back and it causes problems

[@patipetals]

It’s her spark and her outlook. I bet she wakes up everyday happy and hopeful More years to her 🎉

[@shallah7777]

Thank you for your advice Be active Be honest with yourself Accept change in the world but always be your true self loving what you do in life 😍

[@wayflex1]

These people should be influencers people with real life experiences my grandmother passed away in 2007 she was a wonderful woman never wanted anything but to see her family and aways would say no regrets in life and don’t worry she was also tough as nails and didn’t suffer fools lightly

[@nathalieforest8497]

She has not be married long. Had a career she loved. It is a good predictor of longevity

[@Luv2gd2btru]

She looks great for 94. She is very mentally sharp also. My aunt passed away this August at 105 years old. She was very mentally sharp, lived alone until she passed away. About 7 months before passing she wasn’t able to walk any more. An assistant came and bathed her, brought her meals, gave her medicine and moved her from bed to recliner, then in evening back to bed. I talked to her on the phone almost every day. She was an amazing, phenomenal woman. She loved God and her family. She had one daughter, who passed away about 5 years ago, and had 9 children, who had children, and grandchildren. She was ready to go home to God and, said he wasn’t ready for her yet. I miss her.

[@NativeNewYorker-eb1xt]

My condolences! My only aunt died in June. She was WAY younger than ur aunt and hid her illness. I miss her everyday 😢

[@tonycollazorappo]

I was born in 1961, I enjoyed playing outside and riding my bike with my friends 😊

[@JAWilsonwhitetidelinedesigns]

What a gem ... ageless. This dynamic woman is younger than most 50, 60 and 70 year olds. What I would give to have gone on a bush plane with her in the far north! Thank you for this stunning interview! 🌎

[@joygernautm6641]

When my grandmother died, I asked her what advice she had for me. I was 28. She said “avoid men, all they will do is take from you and bring you heartbreak, find a couple of really good female friends that you trust and make that your family”.

[@heide-raquelfuss5580]

She is right. I can attest this. I am 54 years. Wasted my life on finding a real friend as a man. Discovered that a dog will allways be the real friend. Men cost me $$$, heartbreak, nasty outcomes, losing everything, my health, lots of years, my future, my functioning, sleep, having to move a lot ( losing again $$$ ), chronic instability, lost my only chance to an own appartment, etc. Your grandmother is right.

[@laurawhitaker1797]

Or a good dog.

[@steveobeng4444]

​@heide-raquelfuss558 Women find dissatisfaction in relation when they become bossy and tries to dominate men in relationships. No man wins in the divorce court.

[@heide-raquelfuss5580]

@steveobeng4444 I know many women who end up poor in divorces also and their lives will be miserable in all ways and forms. In reality, a woman and the children lose. There are no much winners. Btw. Many men choose a wrong woman. Because men choose seldom a woman, using their gut instincts, intelligence, rational wisdom. Many men only choose a woman because of their primal instinct and are not really bright when it comes to a deeper level of understanding how a woman 'ticks'. Not to mention allmost all people choose a parter, who has the same traits like their mother/father and choose the partner where they feel at 'home' again, where they feel..., oooh...this feels familiar. If you come from a household, many dinamics will get repeated in your relationships. Both women and men fall in this 'trap'. Not only once, but many times, until they see their own childhood patterns. Many men, with absent fathers or present avoidant fathers, or fathers who left and ran away, etc..., this boys cary lots of hurt, strong feelings, even hate, revenge and become passive aggressive or outwardly aggressive towards women and damage the relationship, because this hurt boys will act out on the person who is the closest and a woman/men will get damaged, even killed... It is complex. But in reality in a divorce the woman gets mostly not much and will have a miserable life, together with the children. She will also allmost NEVER meet a potential partner anymore and if she does it seems also a toxic partnership and there are men who target single mothers because of shite reasons. Look, men think women allways WIN in a divorce. In Belgium and other countries, i see not much women WIN. THEY loose if they divorce and loose if they stay. They have to choose between miserable options.

well, just because ur grandma (god rest her soul) seems that she was a 'man hater' doesn;t mean that all men are actually this!..by the way, u can find some 'really good female friends' (extremely difficult by the way) until one day they're not 'really good female friends' anymore for Galore reasons, anyways hope this helps kid!