The fastest-growing group of new entrepreneurs is baby boomers. So we sat down with Guy Kawasaki, an early-stage venture capitalist, author of “The Art of the Start,” and one of the top 100 bloggers in the world.
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Entrepreneurship
Lisa Nichols transformed her own life from public assistance to leading a multimillion-dollar enterprise, and now she’s on a mission to teach others that it is possible to do the same. Growing Bolder went 1-on-1 with the best-selling author and CEO of “Motivating the Masses”.
Angel Cornelius is Changing the Way Society Views Silver Hair
Entrepreneurship
Angel Cornelius is a bold trailblazer. She’s an entrepreneur who created products that she believes are changing the way society views silver hair.
Looking For Your “What’s Next?” Consider a Career That Cares
Entrepreneurship
Are you eager to find your own “what’s next?” There are countless ways to make a professional pivot. Here’s one that’s great for people who love helping others.
The Olsons Created Their Own “What’s Next” to Help Others Do the Same
Entrepreneurship
Erik and Carly Olson decided to become Caring Transitions franchise owners to help older adults and their families through life’s challenging transitions.
Maxine Earhart is The Queen Of Reinvention
Arts
One of the gifts of aging is the opportunity to reinvent yourself, again and again. From beauty queen to roadie to seamstress and restauranteur, Maxine Earhart has done just that…and she’s not finished yet.
The Storyteller
Entrepreneurship
In 2010, in what can only be described as a very Growing Bolder move, Nanton challenged himself to chase his dream of becoming a documentary filmmaker. It was an ambitious goal but Nanton, if nothing else, is a man who knows how to take what is and create what might be.
Love More with Trina Gregory
Entrepreneurship
Trina Gregory-Propst went back to school for baking at 42 and graduated at 45. At 52, Trina’s Orlando restaurant Se7en Bites is a national hit. She shares why finding her passion later in life has actually made her stronger and more resilient.
The Honeyman
Entrepreneurship
When Scott Irving retired, his wife strongly suggested that he get a hobby. A former farmer, he thought he’d get a few hives and put them around his house. Today at 75, he’s got 500 hives and a thriving honey business.
The Guardians of Peace: Gaming for Good
Tech
Meet Debbie Petry, a 64-year-old who is combing the powers of technology and meditation to make a difference in the world.
Nevertheless, She Persisted
Arts
As a medical doctor, photographer, mother, world traveler and FAA Certified Drone Pilot, Claire Johnson has many impressive attributes. Intelligence. Persistence. Determination. But her greatest characteristic might be this: staying open to the possibilities.
Benoit Glazer: The Music Man
Entrepreneurship
Benoit Glazer is a unique, talented and passionate man on a musical mission. To say he personifies focused energy would be a massive understatement.
Vivian Stancil: Do Not Fear What is in Your Heart.
Entrepreneurship
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.
