
Old Dogs Can Learn New Tricks | Neuroplasticity with Dr. Michael Merzenich
Neuroscientist Dr. Michael Merzenich shares why aging minds can stay sharp—and how science proves we can keep learning at any age.
Growing Bolder Insiders receive access to more BOLD stories, weekly newsletters, daily inspiration and resources to make the rest of your life the best of your life!
Become a GB Insider with your email address below.
Neuroscientist Dr. Michael Merzenich shares why aging minds can stay sharp—and how science proves we can keep learning at any age.
In 2005 Dr. Vonda Wright studied National Senior Games athletes. Her results showed that physical performance is a biomarker for how we age. She explains how staying active now can slow down the aging process.
Did you know that your physical health is directly linked to your brain health? Dr. Vonda Wright shares a five-year study that proves staying active and mobile boosts cognitive functions.
At 72, Ginny MacColl is the world’s oldest female ninja athlete—proof it’s never too late to grow stronger, bolder, and more confident.
Mike Leonard has spent decades telling the stories of everyday people—and at 70+, he’s still chasing new adventures and Growing Bolder himself.
What would you do if you knew exactly how long you had to live? Nikki Erlick asks that question in her NYT bestselling novel, “The Measure.”
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”.
“If you’re not serving your community, what good are you?” That’s the philosophy 94-year-old veteran and rotarian Frank Rasbury has lived by his entire life. He’s a true leader that strives for excellence in everything he does, and he wants you to do it too.
Angel Cornelius is a bold trailblazer. She’s an entrepreneur who created products that she believes are changing the way society views silver hair.
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.