I thank the members of the Global Council on Brain Health, particularly those issue experts contributing to our cognitively stimulating activities and behavior change reports, for inspiring this piece. I thank J. Peterson for helping me to shape the content of an editorial of potential interest following the Global Council’s behavior change report. I thank AARP for support and my colleagues in AARP for our discussions and ongoing, collective work about individual and societal benefits of healthy aging.
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