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Tips on Successful Tips on Successful AgingAging
Karel Joyce Daba Karel Joyce Daba KalawKalawShoko SasakiShoko SasakiGRNT 4050: Language, Health and AgingSpring 2008
Tips on Successful Aging…
Maintain a healthy Maintain a healthy lifestyle: stay active lifestyle: stay active and exerciseand exercise
Inhale, exhale…Go for it! Stretch
those muscles…to the right, to the
left…
Come on everybody and feel good, improve
your self-image and self esteem and be a
better YOU!
Tips on Successful Aging…
Maintain a healthy Maintain a healthy lifestyle: Proper diet lifestyle: Proper diet and eat rightand eat right
Eat breakfast
like a king, lunch like a prince, and dinner like a pauper,…
Tips on Successful Aging…
Have a positive attitude and outlook in life.
Smile
Yeah, baby yeah!!!...
So happy together
,..
Don’t worry, be happy,..
Exploring new
things together
!
Tips on Successful Aging…
Be a good model for others.
“The most
important thing is invisible.
”
“Hatred can be
overcome only by love.”
“Be the change
you want to see in
the world.”
Tips on Successful Aging…
Locus of Control: Be independent and exercise freedom.
Let’s go for the
homerun!
Express your self!
Carpe diem, go
and seize the
day!!!
Leisure and
business, good
balance…
Tips on Successful Aging…
Maintain good and quality relationships.
I am so lucky to have a
pretty granddaughter just like
her grandmother.
We’re so grateful to
have a family such as ours.
Let’s grow old together, darling…
Friends forever
;“A
friend in need
is a friend
in deed.”
Tips on Successful Aging…
Communicate—be heard and listen.
Old people remain to be the persons
of their yesteryears,
…
So glad to be aging and
experiencing life,…
Being old is not the end of things, but the beginning of greater
things to come,…
“I like to listen. I have learned a great deal from
listening carefully. Most people never
listen.”—Ernest Hemingway
“Listening is an
attitude of the heart, a genuine desire to be with another
which both attracts
and heals.”—J.
Isham