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Life lessons from 90-year-olds who are still working, active, and financially savvy
- Fay Pacchioli, 93, still works part-time running a pet supplies store, citing a desire to remain active and have purpose.
- Several Americans in their 90s work to stay mentally engaged and for financial reasons, with about 36,000 working part-time in the US.
- Older workers like Pacchioli often find it challenging to let go of their businesses due to financial and identity reasons.
- James 'Buddy' Hooper, 91, runs a business in Clearwater, Florida, taking inspiration from his parents' work ethic.
- Dolores Haller, 92, works as a bookkeeper for financial stability, having limited savings but finding happiness in simple living.
- Lewis Tagliaferre, 92, retired from marketing services, lost investments during the Great Recession, and now focuses on writing and learning.
- Hooper emphasizes converting time into money, driven by the passion for his business growth and expansion to global markets.
- Haller highlights the importance of being constructive and useful, staying active by caring for her dog and engaging in leisure activities.
- Tagliaferre reflects on the loss of friends and purpose upon retiring, channeling his energy into writing, learning, and managing finances.
- Despite challenges, these 90-year-olds emphasize the value of staying engaged, pursuing passions, and finding fulfillment in work and learning.
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