Name: 購読者は、どのようにして私はそんなに長く生きてきたのかと尋ねた (Subscribers Asked How I Have Lived So Well So Long)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:14:30.000Z
Duration: 6 min 16 s
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Go to response to my efforts to get you to make videos, to shoot yourself, to shoot someone, you know, to send me the unedited material, as Reese did.

I hope you've all gotten a chance to look at what he did.

Some of you have been asking me How did I get to be 78 years old, Feeling like I do my outlook the way it is, my energy, my passion.

And I've decided to put down on this video some sort of suggested rules.

I learned early on in life change what you can and accept what you can't now.

If you can't accept something that's happening to you, but it's real and it's happening.

The grief it causes you isn't worth what you can't change anyway.

But the question is, what can you change and what can you not change?

The biggest thing you can change in my experience in life is your attitude, your attitude.

If something horrible is happening, you're sick.

Oh, today the sun is shining through my window.

No matter what's happening to you, if you change your attitude, I believe that the universe or whatever you believe in God, will make things better for you, I believe, and my experiences that the universe wants to do what you want.

But it's really it's really I can tell you that Israel from my own thousands of times where I have changed my attitude, I don't know if you've seen this video, but I have a video off me.

After a fire destroyed most of my archive and much of my house.

That's what I was gonna leave my Children on the fire destroyed a good part of it.

And my attitude is what got me through it and got me to make something good out of it.

So I'd like you to look at that video if you get the chance.

It's 59 minutes long because I hoped, and I still hoped that PBS would run it so we could up other people who've been through real crap for hurricanes, fires, you know, earthquakes, more personal things that destroyed their homes in their lives.

To some extent, it's obvious from the way I've lived and how I speak to you that I believe in a creative life.

I believe in being creative, expressing your passion.

Not everybody feels passionate about anything.

My daughter, when I was raising her when she was 19 I said, Well, what's your passion?

Oh, what do you do if you don't feel passion for anything and you stuck, you gotta make a living.

I found there's some way to find your passion and It's a technique that I've used really with.

Everyone I know who asks me and for myself.

If you haven't, you're lucky if you don't, you're not unlucky.

Carry it as far as you can when you're curious.

Spend your nights up, read books, talk to people, Look and try to find out.

Maur, The weather is so amazing for this because I find that leads so often to the direction that I should take.

It's not because I feel oh, passionate about trees, but I am curious to they talk to each other.

So I've read a lot about that, how trees communicate and I'm going to do something with that someday.

Don't know when, but I think curiosity, curiosity, curiosity.

If you're not curious about anything, then you are depressed.

And if I'm depressed, I gotta change my attitude before curiosity begins to appear.

When I was young, I had a lot of typical teenage angst.

I don't know why the girls in my class didn't think about me.

But my mother had a method which I still use.

A month from now and a month from now he was always different.

It was either something new that was bothering me.

What was bothering me wasn't bothering me anymore.

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