I've learned that what my grandmother said was true: time does seem to go faster the older you get. -Age 48

I've learned that worry is often a substitute for action. -Age 50

I've learned that deciding who you marry is the most important decision you'll ever make. -Age 95

I've learned that I will always be seeking my parents' approval. -Age 37

I've learned that I don't feel my age as long as I focus on my dreams instead of my regrets. -Age 83

I've learned that encouragement from a good teacher can turn a student's life around. -Age 44

I've learned that it is very painful to see my negative personality traits alive in my children. -Age 39

I've learned that my mother is always happy to see me. -Age 44

I've learned that when things get easy, it's easy to stop growing. -Age 53

I've learned that we grow only when we push ourselves beyond what we already know. -Age 53

I've learned that you can tell how good a parent you were by observing your children with their children. -Age 82

I've learned not to waste time worrying about the things I can't change. -Age 72

I've learned that most people resist change, and yet it's the only thing that brings progress. -Age 66

I've learned that regrets over yesterday and the fear of tomorrow are twin thieves that rob us of the moment. -Age 29

I've learned that that I still have a lot to learn. -Age 92

Live and Learn and Pass it On, book by Jackson Brown, Jr.