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WATCH: 7 tips from a 77-year-old to thrive in the golden years

WATCH: 7 tips from a 77-year-old to thrive in the golden years

The Citizen11-06-2025
WATCH: 7 tips from a 77-year-old to thrive in the golden years
He is the Zululand Observer's king of puns and witty wordplay, a newshound known for his supreme gusto in chasing the next big scoop.
Dave Savides, the ZO's esteemed consultant editor, celebrated his 77th birthday on Wednesday.
Married to wife Liz for 53 years, and father to Paul, Simon and Suzanne, Dave is also a proud grandfather of four and a great-grandfather to one girl.
Reflecting on his 77 years, Dave shares seven tips for reaching – and thriving at – a golden age:
1. Look after your body when you're young – you will reap the benefits when you're older.
2. Get plenty of fresh air and sunshine.
3. Surround yourself with good, positive people.
4. Count your blessings every day.
5. Make the most of each day.
6. Use every opportunity to be a blessing to others.
7. Carry your load and let God take the overload.
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