I'm 92... If I Could Go Back to 65, I Would Ruthlessly Cut Out These 5 Things

I'm 92. If I Could Go Back to 65, I’d Ruthlessly Cut These 5 Things From My Life What would you stop doing today if you knew how things turned out 27 years later? In this video, a 92-year-old looks back at 65 and names the five things he would cut without hesitation, from the people who were never going to show up to the word "someday" and the comfortable chair that quietly steals your strength. Each lesson comes with what it cost him and the research behind it, including Harvard's long-running study on relationships and what just 10 days of bed rest does to an older body. Stay for the two bonus lessons at the end, including the one about a shoebox of letters he never mailed. #LifeLessons #RetirementAdvice #AgingWell #HealthyAging #Regrets #WisdomOfAge life lessons, retirement advice, aging well, healthy aging, advice from a 92 year old, things to cut after 65, what I would do differently at 65, retirement regrets, life lessons from the elderly, elder wisdom, regrets of the dying, loneliness in old age, friendship and longevity, Harvard Study of Adult Development, spending money in retirement, protein for older adults, muscle loss with age, walking for seniors, strength training for seniors, unsolicited advice, comparing yourself to others, reaching out to old friends, unsent letters, listicle