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Aging Well - What Does It Mean to Be With It?
Published in Living Better 50
Parker President and CEO Roberto Muñiz explains the thoughts behind our #WithIt campaign and why Parker wants to make aging part of life. on
5/11/2017
By Roberto Muñiz
What does it look like to be with it? An
86-year-old literature professor
writing his latest book about Shakespeare? A
90-year-old music legend
turning off the microphones at Radio City Music Hall to show his unaccompanied voice can fill the theater? A
94-year-old scientist
who’s just filed a patent for a new kind of battery that might revolutionize electric cars?
A 100-year-old architect
who continues to make his signature stamp felt across museums, office towers, and cultural centers around the world? Harold Bloom, Tony Bennett, John Goodenough, I.M. Pei, and Ruth Bader Ginsburg (aka, the Notorious RBG) are five older people who are not slowing down and continuing to do some of their best work. And they’re not alone.
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