Joe Robinson
Many of us get so caught up with the stuff we have to do every day, such as work and family obligations, that we forget one of the things we should be doing — having fun. Joe Robinson wants us to retrain our brains.
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Pamela Tanner Boll
For many women, being a mother and having a rewarding career can feel like an either/or choice. Mom, artist and filmmaker Pamela Tanner Boll reveals what she’s learned about navigating the crazy territory between being a good mother and good to yourself.
Racing Toward the Finish
Like many who suddenly find themselves without a job, pro cyclist Marty Jemison wondered where his life would take him. He finally decided to listen to his gut and follow his passion. Now he’s bringing everyone along for the ride.
Bruce Frankel
At some point, and sometimes at many points, each one of us will wonder what we’re going to do with the rest of our lives. Author Bruce Frankel set out to find out how people can succeed after the age of 60.
Anthony Tarsitano
It’s hard enough to change careers when you’ve suddenly lost your old one. But could you make the switch if you were still successfully employed in your old field? See how one man left the business world behind to become a filmmaker.
Richard Bolles
The job market news continues to bleak, but Dick Bolles, author of the job-hunters’ Bible “What Color is Your Parachute,” says there are millions of jobs out there. He’s here to help you find them.
Peter Buffett
His father is one of the richest men on the planet, yet Peter Buffett says he’s learned some valuable lessons from his father — money does not equal happiness. Find out how loving what you do can make you richer than you ever imagined.
Sean Aiken
Have you spent decades stuck in a job you hate? One man took his father’s words to heart to find a career that made him happy by test-driving one-week jobs for a year.
Laura Bennett
She became an instant star on the fashion reality show Project Runway, and now Laura Bennett is tackling another cut-throat field — motherhood. Find out how the mother of 6 juggles career and family, all with a sense of style and humor.
Sandhi Schimmel
After climbing the career ladder and becoming a successful corporate executive — Sandhi Schimmel gave it all up to pursue her true passion. Now, she’s working as an artist and loving life.
Eugenia Lovett West
She didn’t start writing until the age of 81 — but now she’s a published author who’s getting rave reviews! She may be a novelist, but Eugenia Lovett West’s real life love story is a page-turner, too.
Linnda Durre
These days you can’t just pick up and leave a job if you don’t like it. Renowned mental health counselor has tips to help you survive and thrive in toxic workplaces.