We have to live well to age well


While we can't stop growing older, we can change how we look at ageing and continue to learn and experience new things. Photo: 123rf.com

Founder of A Cut Above Group Datin Winnie Loo makes it a point to celebrate her birthday every year. Loo doesn’t see ageing as something to “complain about”.

“I don’t bother to count my age anymore. I don’t get upset with it and instead have learnt to embrace it and turn it into a trend. And now that I’ve embraced it, I feel lighter.

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