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Bethanne Weiss never planned on being a caregiver. Like more than 44 million others in this country, she had no idea what she was in for when she placed her parents into nursing homes. She was thrust into a world she wasn’t prepared to deal with. She reveals how much it overwhelmed her, disrupted her…
Dr. Bill Thomas is a Harvard-trained geriatrician, renowned for de-institutionalizing nursing homes worldwide. Watch his Launchpad to What’s Next presentation, in its entirety.
Mira Lehr is one of the art world’s pioneering environmental activists. Now 85, she says she hears the clock ticking, not just for herself, but for all of mankind.
Robert Hill was one of the world’s best dancers before retiring at the age of 41. That was nearly 20 years ago. As he nears 60, Hill, the artistic director of the famed Orlando Ballet, is staging a bold and unprecedented comeback.
Here’s our message from Growing Bolder Founder/CEO Marc Middleton on how having a positive belief system can set you up for success.
Be open to anything and everything! Once you have a broad list of interests, focus in on the one that interests you most and join an encouraging tribe.
James O’Connor was not standing at the proverbial crossroads. He was lying there. On a gurney. With six bullets in his chest. On what could have been his deathbed, James was overcome with a single thought.
We’re celebrating the memory and legacy of our friend, colleague and inspiration Wendy Chioji. Watch the memorial video we produced for her Celebration of Life and learn details on a planned Orlando toast and tribute to Wendy.
Watch three-time Olympic gold medalist Rowdy Gaines’ Launchpad to What’s Next presentation, in its entirety.
Watch award-winning financial journalist Jean Chatzky’s Launchpad to What’s Next presentation, in its entirety.
Dr. Roger Landry shares three keys for compressing morbidity to limit the amount of time you are sick or impaired at the end of your life.
Today, positive aging advocate Barbara Hannah Grufferman is a marathoner and passionate about exercise, particularly strength training. Even though she wishes she’d been more serious about her health prior to the age of 50, she says she’s living proof that anyone can start from scratch at any time on his or her personal journey to healthy aging. She reveals how focusing on her fitness after the age of 50 has made her fearless when it comes to aging.