98-year-old shares 'thoughtful' advice with youngsters, netizens say 'kindness matters'

A 98-year-old’s piece of vice for younger generation straight out of vast ocean of wisdom from her nearly centenarian experience has provoked Internet users’ thought process. Shared on Reddit, elderly woman named Helen was seen flashing a whiteboard with a daily dose of wisdom written on it that she attributed to longevity and a happier, healthier life. old woman posed with a big smile as she sat in a chair portraying powerful vice that millennials are now drawing inspiration from. “More Helens needed,” re caption to post, which has amassed more than 1700 upvotes and is now being shared widely across internet. 

On whiteboard depicted in image, Helen shared her unique insight about how one must behave with ors. In practical life lesson, 98-year-old urged younger generation to “be nice to everyone”. Often youth and olescents have a reputation for tapping into ir inconsiderate side, which could arise due to work-related stress or not being able to meet expectations of parents, or simply because goals appear unattainable in fast-paced, cut-throat competitive world. However, old grandmor Helen vised youth to opt for high ro of kindness despite obstacles. 

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Powerful message

Via her thoughtful message, she asked young people to heed her vice to avoid fussing and remain positive and kind towards ors. Helen’s message conformed to age-long notion that world needed more people that lift ors up not bring m down for it to be a better place. Redditors were impressed by powerful message old ly conveyed in her simple post. Many mired her positive outlook towards life and her gracious smile. “She is beautiful,” one wrote. “I do my best to be nice,” anor said in comments thre. “And vice for every generation,” third ded, meanwhile one or agreed that kindness, in fact, mattered a lot in world and everyone could perhaps use some. 

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