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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.
At 70 years old, Kathryn Joosten is a celebrated actress — she’s won two Emmy awards and received critical acclaim for her roles on TV shows like “Scrubs,” “The West Wing” and “Desperate Housewives.” But it was a dream that almost didn’t happen.
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.
Need proof it’s never too late? You’ll love Ann Kahl. She got off the couch and started running at age 50. She started a calligraphy business at age 65. Today, she’s 80, and you’ve got to see her to believe her.
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.
Musicians strive for perfection. That means their instruments must be flawless. See what makes Saul Cornell the most important member of any string section, even though he doesn’t play at all.
Driven by a fear of failure, Michelle Valentine learned to light the spark of passion, not just in herself, but in others as well.
He is changing the way corporate America thinks and acts by putting the focus on inspiring workers to excel and learn to love their jobs.
The first lady of the Washington Press Corps reflects on her 60-year career and reveals her picks for worst and best presidents in history.
He looks like Paul, sounds like Paul and except for being right-handed he even plays like Paul! John Babcock’s career has been a magical mystery tour.
How long does it take to turn a good idea into a great program? Not long when great people combine forces with great organizations. What began as a weekend event for a few cancer survivors is now a year-round wellness program for an entire community.
A child prodigy, he was playing piano at Carnegie Hall by the age of 16. But then a rare disease robbed him of his ability to play. Find out how he adjusted and never gave up on his piano dreams.