Why are we hooked on going faster and doing more in less time? 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. The Growing Bolder team discusses the concept of living in the present and taking our time to enjoy the moment.
Live Life Instead of Racing Through it with Carl Honoré
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Bold Social: Hear to Grow
Arts
When it comes to conversations about personal growth, this collection of pods will challenge, inspire and motivate you to become the best version of yourself as you continue Growing Bolder.
Just Keep Growing
Mental Health
Here are five tips to continuing to grow as we age: Move More How physically active are you currently? Over…
Moving Into the Light
Mental Health
From Therea Clower’s grief, “Into Light Project” was born, a national non-profit organization dedicated to changing the conversation about drug addiction; a tribute to others, like her son, who lost their lives to opioid addiction.
Growing Bolder with Jana Banana
Health
What is wrong with you?! It’s a question Jana Shelfer was often asked by strangers the first time they saw…
Growing Through Failure
Mental Health
Not all growth is linear. In fact, most of us lose a little height in our later years! What really matters is that we continue to grow in other ways, in our body and spirit.
Step Outside!
Mental Health
Doro Bush Koch & Tricia Reilly Koch share why we should strengthen our relationship to nature.
Strengthening Relationships
Health
According to renowned couples and family therapist Esther Perel, the quality of our lives ultimately depends on the quality of…
Susan Winter on Meaningful Connections
Mental Health
Susan Winter never set out to be a relationship expert, yet life has a way of nudging us in certain directions. Beginning her career as an opera singer, shifting to business communications, becoming a spokesperson for Fortune 500 companies, then television host on the Financial News Network, Winter has had a front row seat to the intricacies of human behavior.
Feeding Your Creative Spirit
Spirit
Anything that keeps us curious keeps us young. Whenever we arrange things in a way that strikes us as beautiful or interesting, we are being creative. Making space for creativity keeps our minds active and better able to consider possibilities and combinations that make life interesting!
Forest Bathing with Forest Therapist William Watson
Mental Health
The Japanese call it an experience, a process of embodiment through the senses and an immersion in the innate healing properties of the forest. Hoping to tap into the magic, Amy Sweezey joined Forest Therapist William Watson to “forest bathe.”
Willie Spruill Finds Sanctuary on the Track
Fitness
For as long as he can remember, Willie Spruill loved being active. When a cracked spine and chronic pain sent him into despair, it was a flyer for the North Carolina Senior Games that set him back on a path towards hope and health.
Daniel Pink Thinks You Should Embrace Regret
Mental Health
Daniel Pink believes regrets make us human. In fact, he thinks they’re a useful emotional if we use them effectively. Learn how to listen to your regrets in order to live a bolder tomorrow.
