How to Become a ‘Superager’

1/8/2017

In this opinion piece from The New York Times, the concept of becoming a "superager" is explored. The article suggests that superagers are individuals who maintain cognitive abilities and memory well into old age, comparable to those in their 20s and 30s. It discusses research that shows how certain lifestyle factors, such as challenging mental activities, social engagement, and regular exercise, contribute to maintaining brain health. The piece also explores the importance of embracing discomfort and pushing oneself out of the comfort zone as a way to stimulate brain activity and foster growth. Overall, it provides insights into the habits and mindset that can help individuals age successfully.

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