John Morris wanted to create opportunities to allow ordinary people to do exciting things in extraordinary places. The result has been successful beyond his expectations.

Robin Koval, the woman behind the wildly successful AFLAC duck campaign, has been a driving force in the advertising world for nearly two decades by being NICE!

How much would it help if you understood the keys to success in life? A four-time Emmy Award winning TV host is asking if you've got what it takes.

He sings, he writes award-winning songs and he's also one of the most successful music producers in history. Ron Dante has a plate full of accolades, including being the lead singer of a cartoon band.

Is thinking dangerous? Communications expert Lauren Powers says thinking before we act or speak can lead to disastrous results.

Just before his death, GB talked to one of the greatest Olympic champions in history who found a second career as a successful abstract artist.

Lisa Maile is an image consultant, professional speaker, success coach and stylist who's helped clients look and feel their best for over 25 years! Her husband, Art is an accomplished screenwriter who's proved your don't have to live in LA to be a success

Crooner Bobby Vinton sang many of the songs that we fell in love to.

Comedian Rita Rudner turned 50 and turned over a new leaf. At 54, she's written 5 books and has kept her marriage going for 20 years. So, what's her secret to happiness?

John Wooden became well-known as a basketball coach but his common-sense principles of success have made him one of the world's most sought after speakers.

The man who gave the world Spiderman and the Fantastic Four says he's more creative than ever.

Cancer is a disease of moments and months. Follow Meg Gaffney on her journey to finding a tattoo artist for the next step in her journey.

The unmistakable voice behind songs like "Dancing in the Streets" and "Nowhere to Run" is more powerful than it's ever been.

Dick Smothers is one-half of one of the most successful comedy teams of all time and after 49 years, he's still getting big crowds and big laughs with his brother Tommy.

You would think a four-time world age group triathlon champion would have trained at an early age, but Charley French started at the age of 56.

She may have been one of the most powerful and successful women on Wall Street but Linda Franklin turned 50 and decided to take another road in life.

One of the hottest stars of the 1960s is still pumping out new music and thrilling old and new fans.

This is an edited version of "Breakaway," one of the films that inspired Roger McGuinn to make his short film, "Eight Miles High." It was made in 1966 by Bruce Conner and features dancer and choreographer Toni Basil.

Tom Bosley is one of the greatest TV dads of all time. He played Howard Cunningham, Richie's father, on "Happy Days" and now he's a real life grandfather.

If it has four wheels, Cathy Droz knows what it is, what it does and how to sell it.

Penny Jones wanted to make a difference in her life, her children's lives, and in her community. She didn't have a lot of time or a lot of money. What she did have was a lot of love, and that proved to be more than enough.

Inventions and ideas unfortunately sometimes stay just that. But Jean Newell decided to turn her ideas into a business and changed her title to "entrepreneur."

Not only is Eva Birath one of the top bodybuilders in Sweden, at 51, she's one of the oldest.

Charley Pride was in no short supply of talent. He's a country music legend who dreamed of being in the Major League Baseball hall of fame. But it wasn’t his lack of talent that stopped him – it was the color of his skin.

Multitalented actor and author Charles Grodin gathered stories from people like Robert Redford, Regis Philbin and Goldie Hawn to help others learn from their mistakes.

Brenda Lee is a little bit country and a little bit rock 'n' roll. Actually, she's a lot of both. She's the only woman in music history to be inducted into the hall of fame for both and will be awarded with the Pioneer Award this year.

He was part of one of the most successful and popular rock bands in history and Don Felder was the writer behind their biggest hit, "Hotel California." But now, Felder talks about the bitter break up of The Eagles.