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Many know her as “Shaq’s mom” but her name is Dr. Lucille O’Neal. She raised four children with her husband Phil, making education a priority. But Lucille’s own educational dreams were deferred. It took her 30 years to receive her degree. In this clip from Growing Bolder’s What’s Next, she shares with Secily Wilson why it’s never too late to achieve a dream.
Angel Cornelius is a bold trailblazer. She’s an entrepreneur who created products that she believes are changing the way society views silver hair.
In the midst of a down economy, 46-year-old Ned Johnson made a bold move: He quit his job of 19 years to chase a dream. Johnson bought a small stand-up paddleboard business, because he loved the water and believed that the sport’s many health benefits represented a major business opportunity in his home state of Florida. He shares how his work helps him stay stoked every day.
Did you know that purple potatoes can kill colon cancer stem cells? That’s just one example of a way that food can act as medicine to beat disease, according to research by Dr. William Li. Listen to his list of foods you can add into your diet today to begin leading a healthier life.
The Villages, FL is home to more veterans than any other non-military community in the country. The Retired Military Family Group’s 25th annual military ball was a time to honor traditions, make connections and share memories.
Edible Education Experience is empowering students and communities with life skills from the garden to the kitchen.
This action-packed virtual event features inspiring Senior Games athletes, exciting giveaways, and expert insights on the life-changing benefits of physical…
At 50, Linda Hollerbach was diagnosed with breast cancer. She underwent chemotherapy, radiation, a mastectomy, and two reconstructive surgeries. Ten years later, melanoma reared its ugly head. It was during her second battle with cancer that she discovered the healing power of creativity to help her keep on living.
Each year, Dr. Lucky Meisenheimer opens his house and lakeside dock to anyone who wants to watch the classic film “Jaws,” and then take a midnight swim across the lake.
Now is the time to become the person you want to be. This time around, it’s all about you. While some will try to stop you from changing, find support in those who make you feel like you can live the life you imagine.
Society has us all believing that being younger is better than being older. Marc Middleton shares why he decided he will never deny or hide his age, and suggests why you should do the same.
Our post-retirement years can now last longer than the years we spent working and building our careers. We now have a new life stage that offers a limitless opportunity to reinvent ourselves, pursue our passions, give back to our community and so much more.
