Jennifer Aniston is here to challenge ageist compliments and inspire a new perspective on beauty and success.
FriendsI feel better in mind, body, and spirit
. It’s all 100 percent better.” That means finding a balance between her physical and mental health — an overall sense of wellness. “My family lives a long time, especially my dad’s side – I want to be thriving; I don’t want to just be alive,” Aniston shared. So, the next time you run into Aniston, remember that she looks great — there’s no need to add anything more to that sentence. Just by dropping “for your age” out of the equation, it takes away all ofBefore you go, click
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