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Barry Kerzin is a physician and an ordained Buddhist monk. He says the pressure in our society to choose between science and spirituality is dangerous and divisive. He believes that they can not only coexist but that they must for our own physical and mental wellbeing.
Nadeem Khan has found a passion restoring classic cars and creating music, as a bridge between different generations, cultures, and ethnicities.
Eugenia doesn’t look at her Alzheimer’s disease with fear. She says the knowledge of her disease motivates her to be positive and find joy every day.
Carl Honoré’s new book In Praise of Slow, explores the idea of doing things not as fast as possible, but as well as possible.
Dr. Vonda Wright, MD. shares strategies for building heartiness in response to stressful situations.
Growing Bolder’s aging and care management expert Amy O’Rourke shares some advice from her new book, The Fragile Years, Proven Strategies for the Care of Aging Loved Ones on how to avoid mistakes along the way.
Tim Jenkins, 69, has been clobbered by addiction, molestation, homelessness, bullying, murder trauma, and utter sadness. Yet, not once in a 65-minute interview with Jenkins did I hear him add to the calamitous list with this: Hopelessness.
Benoit Glazer is a unique, talented and passionate man on a musical mission. To say he personifies focused energy would be a massive understatement.
73-year-old Stephanie Walsh went viral thanks to videos of her dance class. Millions of people have viewed this hip-hop grandma’s posts because she dances like no one is watching.
Vivian Stancil, once a morbidly obese woman with an intense fear of the water is now a healthy, city official who runs two non-profits.
Chip Conley defines “Middlelescense” as a time to find your midlife calling. He shares the impact of being in a growth mindset instead of a fixed mindset.
When the pandemic shut down Dr. James Smith, Jr.’s way of doing business, he pivoted. He shares what question he asks himself to move forward.