“How old would you be if you didn’t know how old you was?” – Satchel Paige
Well, what do you say?
Myrsini Papoutsis
4 years ago
Age is just a number. When we have higher frequency vibration and surrounded by positive people that lifts us up and learn and grow from them allows our mind to have plasticity it never stops learning and doesn’t get old. Your blog Larry exercises our mind daily. Thanks for your contribution to the fountain of youth.
Rick Pilarski
4 years ago
34 but my body keeps reminding me I’m 54
Allen Nolt
4 years ago
I feel like about 22 although the facts tell me 27
Dave Schiller
4 years ago
Paige’s enthusiasm was his trademark. Engaging people with enthusiasm. Living and loving with family, friends, colleagues, and customers. No “reaching out” to people but “engaging with” people keeps us young and makes life interesting and fun. And, thankfulness for each day. Pay no attention to age.
Mike Mitchell
4 years ago
57 is the new 35
Lisa Pantaleo
4 years ago
I may be 61 but I feel decades younger most of the time.
matt stevenson
4 years ago
IM 49
my mind feels like im 30
my body feels like im 30
my knees feel like 60
John Gallagher
4 years ago
60 may be my number but doing working like 40 (hey that’s my thinking anyway)
Thanks for all the blogs – especially the earlier one today been looking for that
thought!
Paul J. Ney
4 years ago
I don’t care what the number reads on my age. As long as I stay active, exercise regularly, do my cardio and keep a great mindset just because I am 60 I feel and act like I’m in my forties or younger still. Mind over matter. Eat right and live right is the key to happiness with a great bunch of family and friends. Also, a comfortable make a living job to stay afloat. Everything in moderation.
Phillip Hanbury
4 years ago
I agree with all the 60’s guys above. I’ve just been out for a night ride on my dirt bike.
Keep up the good work, young man Larry.
Age is just a number. When we have higher frequency vibration and surrounded by positive people that lifts us up and learn and grow from them allows our mind to have plasticity it never stops learning and doesn’t get old. Your blog Larry exercises our mind daily. Thanks for your contribution to the fountain of youth.
34 but my body keeps reminding me I’m 54
I feel like about 22 although the facts tell me 27
Paige’s enthusiasm was his trademark. Engaging people with enthusiasm. Living and loving with family, friends, colleagues, and customers. No “reaching out” to people but “engaging with” people keeps us young and makes life interesting and fun. And, thankfulness for each day. Pay no attention to age.
57 is the new 35
I may be 61 but I feel decades younger most of the time.
IM 49
my mind feels like im 30
my body feels like im 30
my knees feel like 60
60 may be my number but doing working like 40 (hey that’s my thinking anyway)
Thanks for all the blogs – especially the earlier one today been looking for that
thought!
I don’t care what the number reads on my age. As long as I stay active, exercise regularly, do my cardio and keep a great mindset just because I am 60 I feel and act like I’m in my forties or younger still. Mind over matter. Eat right and live right is the key to happiness with a great bunch of family and friends. Also, a comfortable make a living job to stay afloat. Everything in moderation.
I agree with all the 60’s guys above. I’ve just been out for a night ride on my dirt bike.
Keep up the good work, young man Larry.