103-Year-Old's Incredible Advice For a More Fulfilling Life

Gladus, almost 104, recounts her experiences living through World War I and II, emphasizing how 'broken' the world felt during wartime and the immense joy of V-Day.

Gladus advises to 'look for the light' instead of gravitating towards darkness. She uses the metaphor of a flashlight to illuminate potential in difficult situations by sharing what you have.

Gladus presents her 'five L's': life, love, laughter, labor, and listening. She explains how each element is essential, especially when combined with love, to bring joy and purpose.

Gladus emphasizes the importance of letting go of negativity and negative emotions that weigh you down. She recounts that when her husband asked for a divorce after 46 years of marriage, she was devastated but found a new purpose and identity by keeping her door open.

She shares her coping mechanisms for dealing with the death of loved ones, expressing the importance of revisiting 'memory lane' and cherishing the memories.

Gladus discusses her simple diet and the importance of staying active and getting enough rest as habits that contribute to a long life.

Gladus advises her 25-year-old self to 'not lose the light' and to follow love as the great teacher. She emphasizes that hard times are only temporary.