90 Year Olds Share What We Worry About TOO MUCH

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[@Tkrrr]

My 92 yr old Uncle always said…Money doesn’t buy happiness BUT it makes the suffering a lot easier.

[@SusanKennedy-v4z]

Very wise!

[@Wisdomlife_official]

maybe

[@julitakneiling4110]

Yes I'm 77 I see it now...money helps a lot in your old age.

[@seaofsolace]

Thank you for giving to the elders the opportunity to share their wisdom. In our youth obsessed society we often forget to listen and learn from them.

[@Kiwi--nk6dq]

Patience, forgiveness and letting go of things.. This should be on a billboard..

[@atlas108]

Properly digested hardship can be a better indicator of wisdom than age. I know plenty of old people with little wisdom.

[@Balanceiskey-nd6el]

This video gives older people more of a voice. After watching his Instagram videos of these, I found myself talking to older people more. This is LIFE CHANGING!

[@yvonneplant9434]

Try to remember the obvious. Old people were all young once upon a time.

[@monacastro4262]

Old people We can learned from them.if we just Listen to them just like to our parents and Life is Love

[@blakeeubank4520]

When I was younger I really did not think I would live to be much older than 35-40. I tried a lot of things and worked dangerous jobs. I traveled all over the world and the US. My body took a beating from all the things I did when I was younger so I am paying for it now. I should have worked harder in school and continued my education so I would not have to work such a physical job now. I'm 58 but feel like 98. Twenty years in the service was rough on my body for sure.

[@adelaaa500]

Even if you have a high education, nowadays certificates don't have nothing ...many people graduated from universities and they couldn't find jobs

[@xw6475]

​@@adelaaa500I couldn't have a proper degree due to my own circumstance. I agree with you, degree is not everything

[@mikemecklenborg5412]

I work hard also and I spent 26 years in the military and afterwards completed my Masters Degree but still don't work in my field of study. At age 62 it's catching up with me and I have a lots of health issues but they haven't completely stopped from enjoying my passion which is hiking in photography but I have slowed down dramatically.

[@MsLinda165]

People who say 'money doesn't make happiness' are people who have money. Yes, money creates comfort; it's really tough to be happy when you're worried about losing your home. I think often that seniors don't offer us wisdom. There's no wisdom in saying 'money doesn't create happiness' when you have money. She even said, we have money. It's more poignant when someone tells you that we're not built for happiness, but with a gnawing need for purpose. I was extremely poor and homeless in my late teens and early 20s. I can say with certainty, that having a roof over my head and food to eat has made all the difference in the world, and I had to forgo dreams and spend time around the clock working to make that happen. I had no time for friends or family, because work was priority. Only rich people say 'make time for family and friends; the rest is false gods'. You can't have friends if you have no money. People avoid you like the plague if you can't afford to participate. And family are ashamed of you if you don't earn a decent income. No, I'd say to young people, hustle, get your money earned; don't spend it on bars and restaurants, but invest in real estate, learn a business, and be self employed. Friendships are usually 'deal' friendships and not genuine. They're highly overrated. When you're 90 all your friends are dead anyways. No, find a business to run, find hobbies to spend time with, and you'll be happy. Oh, and tend your health, because whether you die young or old, poor health is no fun. Of course we're looking for security. Doesn't every 90 year old want a secure home, food, safety? Security comes with money in the bank.

[@sandeepsays23]

Top comment 🏆 brother

[@2Hearts3]

Believe me-- when you've slept in your car for a few weeks in freezing weather, or worse, no car, out in the cold and wet, wondering if your toes will survive, you'll be ready to try the happiness of a warm bed. Why doesn't this fella go to a poor area of town and ask these same questions? Try it.

[@Scooterzt]

Because poor people do not live to 90

[@julietagomez5642]

Its amazing that with the same questions you can get so different answers and still all of them are profound and show you the importance of the little things in life. Thank you for all your videos ❤

[@davidfischer1971]

thanks for these videos. they touch me and change my view on life more than anything i have seen yet. before your channel, i never thought about the idea that old people are very important sources for how to get happiness in life. this is very inspiring. i am 27 and i don't want to regret much when i am old.

[@Sprouht]

You got this

[@creekee1124]

Now I find that it's better to regret while you are young.

[@m.arnold717]

Money only brings happiness if it can buy you the time to do what you want. If you are rich, but you are tied to your desk, then how much enjoyment can it really bring. Thanks for these insightful videos. I learn so much from them.

[@Sprouht]

Excellent insight

[@healthyman5826]

I agree. However, I am not against being tied to the desk at the beginning of your career to gain knowledge and experience. Once you enough experience you should break off and go independent. This will allow you to work less and make more. I went independent best decision of my life.

[@Joyce-id3dr]

At almost 75 years old what I can say I learned from these videos is that being older we learn sometimes too late which would have made our young lives so much easier. As they say, with age comes wisdom.

[@ilovesketching1]

The lady wearing the sun visor is very real and I can tell she’s been through some hard knocks in life but has grown & become very wise she so blesses me! ❤

[@roucoupse]

But the interview is exclusively from people who sort of succeeded in their lives and were dealt with the good cards. The not so lucky ones can never bear witness of any kind of regrets, they never had a chance. Like animals who are tortured by humans, they never have a say.

[@darleneblakely7726]

My regret is that I put everyone before myself. Made sure they got to do things like scuba diving, ect and did not do the same things for myself. Now I am in my 70’s.

[@radhikabimali6137]

Than do it now brother what are U waiting for

[@santoshpavani645]

I want to thank this guy from the bottom of my heart for posting these videos online... These can help many people who are probably confused or struggling in their own lives to gain a perspective of life... With these videos one can get insight into the lives of people whom they can never meet...These videos especially helped me in understanding the cycle of life.... we face tough times and make different choices. But... all we will be having is a bunch of experiences... some may be the best and some might be the worst.... Thank you so much that you took time for making these wonderful videos

[@hansweissmann_xviii6754]

Age does not imply wisdom......Just look at Bibi Nethanyahu and the Apartheid regime in Israel..........

[@coleycole5344]

He said it's very enriching to be around young people. Hope he knows how enriching it is for us to be around our elders.

[@Cliodhna-z1i]

Focus on what makes you happy and ignore the problems of the world, EXCELLT advice - no stress and no artificial fear. The world will always keep getting better and better

[@MyFirstHandle]

I tried that one but pissing my problems at them sort of made me feel better. Ignoring just don't work sometimes and I don't know why it's very strange. But I still prefer to follow "ignore" advice anyway.

[@infj4w511]

I've been ignoring problems for about a month now by binging series. This is what it's getting me: an extra Year of college debat, and the realization far back in my Head that I actually don't believe the Faith Im following, but I don't wanna lose it's Security, Meaning and community, and the realization far back in my Head that the world is ending and people are suffering

[@shanekawallace-graham2190]

I always enjoy sitting at the feet of old people and listening to their life and wisdom ❤❤❤ I encourage others to do so also.

[@tanastoiberg7981]

I agree. They have words of a long life well lived. Good advice to live by.

[@patrick-ho5kc]

Elders give the greatest advice , young people today listen up and get off yer phones 🤗

[@user-zn4pd1xd1n]

Keep trying a lot of different things. Talk to a lot of people. Open yourself to discussion with everyone, because you never know where it will lead you. ~ My favourite.

[@DCox87]

Charming. But try going into lower-economic & impoverished areas. Interview a few people of color. You'll get an entirely different perspective.

[@supritiphani1282]

Makes sense

[@ericcheung301]

socioeconomic status can have a notable impact on life expectancy. Studies suggest that individuals from lower socioeconomic backgrounds may experience shorter life expectancies due to factors such as limited access to healthcare, education, healthy living conditions, and nutritional deficiencies. On the other hand, those from higher socioeconomic backgrounds tend to have better access to resources that promote overall well-being, potentially leading to longer life expectancies.

[@MyFirstHandle]

*Immigrants

[@Stoppedgetout]

So much wisdom. However, the person who said, “what used to be sound advice doesn’t make sense anymore “ was correct in my opinion. I thought the man who said he felt like he was 22-23, and that he was open to new things and ideas regarding art and music, has the best chance of being happy emotionally (although they all seemed happy and willing to share their opinions). And I see a lot of comments about money and happiness, I agree that if you are worried about food and survival, then money would certainly make you happier and you do need to make sacrifices for the lack of money.

[@phinebaylon8473]

My 24 years of existence in this world seems to be a lot of pressure and fighting anxiety alone but hearing this wonderful people made me realize that I should not be worried in the first place. I must live my life as it is and be naturally happy and bringing joy to the world. By the way I'm glad you made this video. Thank you so much 🥰. New subscriber here.

[@PlaceOfAbundance-cv8kp]

You've come to the right place. I was 24 years old at some point in my life too, and I'd have to admit you have more awareness about what your goals in life are. I didn't have a sense of direction at 24, but I was able to turn it around at a later age in my 40's. Keep going and keep learning. It's perfectly normal to experience anxiety, we may feel lost at times, that's okay too, as long as we don't dwell in that feeling. Recognize that these feelings are temporary and we can continue to work around them. That's the beauty of being a human being. Peace!🙏

[@phinebaylon8473]

@@PlaceOfAbundance-cv8kp thank you so much 😊 Right now I'm still learning new things as time goes by we tend to realize a lot more in a mature sense but we also need to battle some negative thoughts that came from our past. We just really need to accept everything and let God do his miracle. Hope you have a good day and keep safe 😊🙏.

[@Thedrisin155]

Money is security and that, for me, is happiness.

[@krishnananda3442]

Hi brother, good job. All those wise good people's wisdom is giving me confidence to take next step giving me courage to face the life .

[@jeffholt3841]

Money doesn't buy buy happiness when you are rich and still unhappy. But for mist regular people it would definitely help.

[@thatsmellsdelicious5146]

At the crux of all their advice: do more of what make you happy. This involves respecting yourself and your sanity to walk away from stuff that pull you down.

[@MarieArndt-b7o]

Exactly, "what would have been good advice ten years ago, doesnt make any sense today" what you cant ignore in talking to people of a certain age, its that they are a part of a certain generation with specific values and customs, upbringing and possibilities!

[@mad056]

Money doesn't buy happiness? What a lie. Directly it doesn't but it can buy things that enable happiness.

[@reginaphalange8500]

I believe when people say money doesn't buy happiness they are trying to say remember why you want money and what are you ready to give up for that money. It's more about where you draw the line. How much is enough. No one is saying to stop earning but to be aware of when you are using money and when money is using you.

[@bluebellbeatnik4945]

Yeh people forget what it is to have to work and pay bills. It buys freedom and security, which for many people, would make them much happier than they are now.

[@johncoll4456]

Money doesn't buy happiness but lack of money can ruin your life.

[@zed3063]

I’ll believe it when a homeless person tells me money doesn’t buy happiness.

[@Paul_425]

The way I perceive, when they say "money doesn't buy happiness..." Means avoid letting work and making money consume your entire time in life. There's more to life outside of making money that you can benefit, learn, and grow. That can help bring balance and even more money, but don't let money be your Sun. Your family and friends are your Sun revolve around them.

[@cinrok1]

The older fellow with the cap and cane in the park seems very wise and kind

[@SaurabhKD]

Money gives comfort and healthy relationship gives happiness!

[@jessicalim1379]

Reflect: Under the 666 beast system, there is NO dignity for human races except profits. The governance of the 666 beast system measures people's lives with cost. But under the New Heaven and New Earth project, everyone is a precious jewel in God's eyes and every single stage in our life is a great mission. Indeed our ENTIRE WORLD can be GREAT again with *New Heaven and New Earth* (neither New World Order nor Slavery System). God Is Love! 佩（贝）玲笔。🙏🏻💞🌻🌏💞🌈

[@legalfictionnaturalfact3969]

1:00"I could have been kinder and a better husband.. but these are things everybody goes through" Lol, NOPE. Not everyone was as snobby or exclusive or dismissive or rude or mean-spirited as you were. Sorry dude. Need to stop playing it down as if everyone's all the same on this. Some of us have made extraordinary efforts to include others and be kind and prioritize those we love. Not getting lumped in. :-)

[@gracenmercy579]

I love your videos, especially hearing the older people there wisdom there honesty there failures. It’s why it’s so important to not disregard our elders we need there wisdom godly wisdom most importantly.

[@sandracook7868]

Every day is a gift from God ❤ we are not guaranteed tomorrow

[@matthewdeanl5884]

OOOld People are the wisest! Respect!

[@Thomas-fu8vp]

Money doesn’t buy love, but it Does buy Freedom!!!!

[@wanderingwarrior5626]

Rolling Stone song, Getting old is a drag. I feel no regrets, don't wish I was younger, knowing what I know today, about how the world really operates, the well established evil behind it all. This young generation, no happy future!

[@CandaceSellsLA]

💰Having money provides individuals with options, comfort, freedom and protection. It’s up to the individual to decide how they want to allocate those dollars, which is a personal choice based on one’s desires and knowledge 💰

[@bornagain3736]

For me, the most important thing in life is that I met Jesus. Sad that no one said that..

[@Lela.Vranjanka]

Hello from Serbia🌞

[@bornagain3736]

Pa nevjerovatno, ja sam iz Hrvatske ali zivim u Irskoj, pozdrav i za vas!!!

[@ellie-tk4jy]

Can you PLEASE ask 90 year olds what they'd advise their 80 year old selves? And their 70 year old selves etc.? They will think that by younger you mean 20-30 year olds and maybe you do but people over 50 still need advice...

[@pfeenxh]

I like the channel but let's see some diversity. I'm curious what other culture and races feel like

[@tranthanh3577]

Thank you so much for this video. It helped me alot❤

[@bucknut2000]

Are we sure these are 90 year olds, some look pretty young for 90.

[@MyFirstHandle]

They're taking the fountain of youth because they can afford to live longer lives that's why.

[@editboris]

one does not automatically become wiser by growing older. one does not automatically become wiser by growing older. one does not automatically become wiser by growing older. one does not automatically become wiser by growing older. What is wisdome? What is wisdome?What is wisdome?What is wisdome?What is wisdome?What is wisdome?What is wisdome?What is wisdome?What is wisdome?What is wisdome?What is wisdome?What is wisdome?What is wisdome? random wealthy old people? ask a child, ask a munk, ask a guru or something. lets goooo deeper :--------)

[@chewdrag]

To balance out, we need to hear from people in 60s and 70s and they are still working because they love their jobs.

[@IdrisIbrahim-u7y]

Great, absolutely great. Life's invaluable lessons told by those who've been there, seen that & done that.

[@shadabshaikh9447]

Well life is too short as it is said most of the time, so we do not have time to experiment and see the results and then. However the experiences being shared are box pack treasures that every young mind and soul and body can listen to and follow by. Thank you very much mr will.

[@jimgillert20]

George Bernard Shaw. The lack of money is the root of all evil.

[@Unique77783]

4:25 aww, lol. That was cute and sweet 😢 🤧

[@worldorthoorthopaedicsurge6147]

At 70. I am very lucky. A loving wife and family, good health, still working. I feel very grateful .

[@skychiller2]

Balance is so important. And what "being in balance" means actually changes a lot in life and is much more difficult once you have a family and children. And if you are "out of balance" that might impact your healt, your mind, your relationships and all other things in life negataivly. And since your body and mind is so intertwined you should always ask your self what is the real reason your want to do something, is there a deeper need? That helps me to stay to stay in balance and make better decisions. Greeting from Germany. I love your channel! :-)

[@ChannelJtotheD]

Love and enjoy yourself. When you look good you feel good. Live your best life, make your own decisions and if your blessed with wealth, be grateful n thankful, with you getting to make the decision of how you spend it. If you don’t, don’t be envious, be content with what you do have 🙏

[@thecharteredmc]

You have to have money enough to not worry about it before you can then say money don't buy happiness.

[@heliotropezzz333]

Poor health and early death is associated with poverty though.

[@markodell2379]

The only way in which money buys you happiness is if you can plan with it to have time and money at the same time. Working upteen hours a day till you are 65 or 70 so you have more than you will ever need is furtile. You will get there only to spend it on you health and not the things you would have spent it on earlier.

[@ladyd8339]

The body ages but the brain seems to stay young if you are healthy! You feel as though you want to do the things that you did when you were young but your body holds you back! My advice to young people is don't want and expect too much! If your goals are too high you might never reach them and then you will feel cheated! Do your best and don't let hardships hold you back! Keep persevering and be a good person so when you look back you will have few regrets!

[@MICHAEL_I97]

I really love to listening to these elder people, I'm 26 years old, they literally gave us a huge of experience just by talkin to them, ofc it's not like everything you heard from them need to be followed, but you can filter it. and slowly developing a new mindset based on what they learnt

[@arthurlincoln9093]

Older people smile more. Want less. Engage with others with more open hearts. Have more sense.

[@90volts]

You have been doing this for awhile and have be exposed to all of this wisdom first hand. How has that changed your life? What are you doing differently now that you have learned all of this? Hopefully you have taken it to heart and will be able to live an even more fulfilling life with no regrets when you get to their age and you can answer similarly.

[@anamericaninrussia01]

Patience, forgiveness, and letting go of things.

[@angelapereznavarro6156]

God bless it’s blessings your vids ❤️✨

[@AS-mp4rt]

Money is very important

[@GirlyEnglishGamer]

Yeah but these are clearly wealthy people. Of course they don't worry about money.

[@PJVist]

I don’t need to buy no damn journal. Stop the selling

[@Sprouht]

Sounds like you do🥲

[@bigredmed]

Money doesn't buy happiness, but it does offer the choice. The choice given by money is basically two paths, one is stuff and one is serenity knowing that you have a cushion. If you buy stuff, you become chained to your stuff and this limits you. If you find the cushion, you reach a point in life where objectively, you do have a smaller house or a less quality car, and you begin to doubt your decision. So chains of debt or chains of doubt, you pick.

[@vozcreativarg255]

I'm learning to speak English and you can't imagine how much this channel has helped me understand it better. If there is an organization to provide support and company to any of these people, it will be a pleasure to be part of them. God bless you!

[@subinmathew667]

"The purpose of life is not to be happy. It is to be useful, to be honorable, to be compassionate, to have it make some difference that you have lived and lived well." - Ralph Waldo Emerson

[@essence178]

I don’want to be 90 or even 80😮

[@MyFirstHandle]

Your grandkids would probably need you for wisdom if you can live 90. I like to live a longer life to represent myself to history to what extent how long humans can live long. Keeping your relatives generations away still alive is a great possession so you can survive in life well.

[@sergioalcantar3290]

Come on.... Ask am old guy on skid row, Kensington Avenue, where did his life take a turn, these are good but without anything juxtaposed its dandelion fluff. It really skews to a certain ethnicity too doesn't it? Get real!

[@Rodeo1202]

The guy with the round glasses worked as a reporter- TV personality for Radio-Canada

[@ejyounggun08]

I've been wanting to visit the UK for 20 years now but am disabled and only receive $20k a year. Tell me money doesn't buy happiness.

[@farinshore8900]

I would love to see these questions posed to the old homeless people in Montréal. What is their wisdom?

[@jangriffin-fi1yx]

Money is not everything but can certainly help to have adequate have food roof over head but it certainly cannot but you good health always. You can feel blessed rich if you have genuine love family around you & appreciate life.

[@garssympa500]

Wonderful, instructive and entertaining. I love this channel.

[@Sprouht]

Thanks so much

[@SusanKennedy-v4z]

Money doesn’t buy happiness? Says people living in one of the wealthiest areas in Canada.

[@basicdose.9872]

These 90 year olds have teeth. I think they should have told what tooth paste they have been using.

[@janebaker4912]

Interview poor elderly. These people seam rich

[@A.Liahona.of.Light9]

Excellent ❤

[@themorningflightinindonesi3558]

It is valuable and thoughtful.

[@alcairns149]

Absolute joy to hear from these wise people. A lesson learnt is to appreciate that they have extremely valuable life experience that we can all learn from.

[@Sprouht]

Glad to hear it

[@tinamaps1605]

Beautiful ❤️📍🇿🇦

[@trentdoyledoyletrent]

I’m changing my opinion of who to look up to. Used to be about fame and money wins. Popularity too. They are cool but having a good career and being healthy and true to yourself and as well mannered as you can be is the true hero human for me now. The middle class, the hard workers..

[@Sprouht]

Life is simple. Humans are great at making it complicated. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@maximilianc9897]

They are not “mistakes “ as such…they are regrets !

[@giovanniluz8685]

Could anyone tell me what's this song in 4:20?

[@donjosegomburza835]

The best thing I ever did for my life was joining the US Navy. I love it that stayed for 20 years. Navy gave me food, a place to sleep, clothes and shoes, paycheck twice a month and medical and dental. Plus free travel all over the world courtesy of the USA taxpayers. Enjoy life and no regrets.

[@justtam321]

"False Gods of consumption," and "seeking security so doing what you have to do instead of what you wish to do." 👏🙌🙌 Edit: Also appreciate the tree analogy at the end. This whole thing was wholesome. This channel is helping me more than therapy.

[@JohnSimpson-r5d]

#1: Follow the Ten Commandments.

[@KnaGGelMan]

Fortunately I'll never get to be this age.

[@LittleMissCuki]

Dont tell your regrets and past secrets idk nope nothing cant remember nopee just be happy 😊 and its true why bring up past hurtful memories or tell the world they will end up judging you dont tell anyone your weaknesses

[@games4us132]

"money doesn't bring happiness" is a wrong thought. Because with money you can afford healthcare or shelter or donate to someone in needs. What truly was ment in that question is "abundance". Abundance not bring happiness thats for sure. Either it money, games, movies, cars, houses etc.

[@edhuber3557]

0:25 '...in one of Canada's wealthiest neighborhoods...' May be fewer $ regrets than the average shmo. (Even the guy with the mic is asking $35 for the journal.)

[@margovolterra1441]

Be your own strong advocate. With all the info available, you the patient must be in charge.

[@leomarilyn4232]

Life is a constant it challenges you, desions are made daily how we manage to provide our basic needs and survive yet being able to enjoy the life experiences and how we navigate through it with others in our lives the connections we make along the way makes it easier or harmful for us to make the life choices that make us who we choose to be and can you recognize yourself in the mirror and face yourself day to day it all matters

[@franklehane8843]

Any reason why you picked "wealthiest neighborhoods" for your interviews?

[@YourTransmissionRepair]

Regret is mostly caused by not having done anything.

[@MultiSomali]

The 94 year old lady in the park bench is absolutely hilarious as well as dropping some real gems she has real comedic talent 👏🏾👏🏾😍

[@yvonneplant9434]

The old men are the negative ones. Hmmm.

[@glgl1472]

I'm 65 and financially secure and that leads to less stress I don't have to worry about scrimping on every little thing as long as my health holds up then I should be okay if I didn't have financial security it would be a lot more stressful and I would be a lot more unhappy with just living so money buys the foundation for happiness you may be unhappy after that but that's a different matter. Lo..key infomercial by the way..