being emerald green
The Emerald Green Playbook
Weigh the options. Look at the benefits of an attitude of gratitude. It is all about positive aging. Create a new vision of "Life's Third Act" - where not everyone peaks at 50, and one can apply the practical arts of living out loud.
Practical Arts for Living Out Loud |
"It seems that any number of us have been thinking about taking steps to encourage and support active engagement on the "back nine" of life. This includes a time out for self-guided learning tours!" Is now the time to stop thinking and start acting? |
emerald green The current results of The Sage Companion Project's Survey are in. They indicate a change in responders attitudes about aging. What's your take? (SCROLL DOWN)
"WEIGHING POSSIBILITIES" |
ANSWER YES OR NO AND/OR I'M NOT SURE 1. Do you believe there are at least 5 benefits to be derived from planning for an age-friendly home? Yes __ No __ Maybe __
2. Can a positive lifestyle emerge when people weigh the choices
and then select what works best -regardless of age? |
RESULTS: It appears "boomers" can create a new vision of life over the NEXT hill. It seems that any number have been thinking about taking steps to encourage and support active engagement on the "back nine" of life. Is now the time to stop thinking and start acting?
aging-in-place, age in place
"Not Everybody Peaks at 50!"
A SAGE COMPANION SURVEY
LEARN ABOUT CREATIVE OPTIONS
An increasingly popular active lifestyle option is the eco-friendly intergenerational community.SAGE COMPANION PROJECT research shows that - more and more - creative "encore" living is focused on the notion of sustainability -green practices – that recognize the positive ways we can impact our surroundings while also creating the wellness benefits associated with going emerald green.
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PICTURE A PLACE TO LIVE A LIFETIME
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One of the most obvious expressions of this is in today's age-friendly dwelling places- the subject of the on-going series about aging-in-place. Another interesting potential outcome according to the results of the survey is that aging-in-a-community-setting not only is attractive, but is preferred among many older adults and families.
When it comes to the choice to Age-at-Home older adults weigh many good alternatives- with interest.There is much conversation today about sustainable innovation, enduring excellence and simple choices for feathered nests.
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Whether in a LEED Certified Neighborhood®, one featuring numbers of new Green-Built Homes, in an historical neighborhood, or alongside an Audubon Certified Golf Course, we found that "Lucky Few" (1929-1945) & "Baby Boomers" (1946-1964) are not only curious about, but demanding eco-friendly “standards.”
“We have discovered the benefits of a green in a creative (un) retirement- good for the environment, which in turn is healthier for all ages.”
Look for permaculture, shared organic gardens where communities grow their own produce, edible landscaping, solar orientation, a focus on renewable energy and savings in energy costs, maintenance-free, non-toxic construction, wonderful interior air quality (allergies be gone) use of non-toxic paint, water conservation, eco-friendly plumbing and more.
“Growing your own food also is healthy and great for exercise, stress reduction, relaxation, and positive attitude.” The Village
Concept, a New Urbanist Design concept, offers one attractive lifestyle our researchers at The Sage Companion are exploring. It can include living in green-friendly, multi-generational communities
with amenities that appeal to all- regardless of age.
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