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Want to know the secret to a long life? You. You're the secret. Learn how a bold attitude can help you lead the life you've always dreamed of.

By age 16, Leon Fleisher was performing at Carnegie Hall, but then he was struck by a rare disease that robbed him of the use of his right hand. He sought a cure and learned to be a one-handed concert pianist.

It turns out that there are second (and sometimes third and fourth) acts in life. So what do you have planned for yours? This week's guests are living proof that it's never too late to live life on your terms.

The people you'll meet on this episode of The GBTV Show not only prove it's never too late to follow your dreams, they show that it's not about age, it's about attitude. Their success wasn't easy to come by, but it made the rewards all the sweeter.

This concert pianist lost the use of a hand and his career dreams nearly died -- but his passion for music helped him overcome obstacles and today, he's inspiring people of all ages, all over the globe.

A child prodigy, he was playing piano at Carnegie Hall by the age of 16. But then a rare disease robbed him of his ability to play. Find out how he adjusted and never gave up on his piano dreams.

In this very special episode of the Growing Bolder Radio Show, we're sharing some of our favorite videos that perfectly illustrate the Growing Bolder philosophy. Join Marc and Bill inside the studio!