This 101-yr-old journo still works, lives independently. Her 3 habits may surprise you
101-year-old journalist Eileen Lavine shares her secrets to longevity, which include maintaining an active mind through reading and crosswords, and a commitment to contributing to society. She continues to work as a senior editor, emphasizing the importance of curiosity and optimism.
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People are always looking for the secret to a long and healthy life. While fitness trends and special diets often dominate the conversation, 101-year-old journalist Eileen Lavine believes the answer can also lie in everyday habits. She still works, lives independently, and follows a routine that keeps her mind active and her days meaningful.In an interview with TODAY(dot)com, Lavine opened up about the three habits she believes have helped her stay mentally sharp and continue doing what she loves.A career built around curiosityJournalism has been a part of Lavine's life for decades. As reported by TODAY(dot)com, she began her career at a young age, went on to study journalism, and later worked across newspapers, editing, public relations, and radio.
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