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If you think someone 90 or older can’t bounce back from a broken hip, prepare to have your mind changed. Meet Dottie Gray, the 94-year-old who had her hip replaced less than a year ago and still showed up to compete at the National Senior Games.
Finding your tribe is and meeting new people is difficult but chances are, it will be worth your efforts. Suzanne Huttenstine of The Villages, Florida, found her tribe in a group of women called The Twisted Sisters.
An estimated 258 million women worldwide are widows. And many of them are younger women, suddenly left alone to raise families and keep their families afloat. Women like Carolyn Moor. When her husband died in a car accident, she floundered but then found her voice in helping other widows like her.
An estimated 44 million unpaid caregivers in the U.S. provide more than $490 billion in unpaid labor each year. Yet, so many caregivers go unnoticed, unappreciated and unsupported. Alexandra Drane is working to change that.
Growing Bolder is a book for every one, of every age, in every condition. Its messages and lessons inspire transformation and help to celebrate what’s to come at every stage of life. Step inside a GB Book Club meeting to see how this book is changing readers’ minds about aging.
Sportscaster Dan Patrick reached the very pinnacle of his career but his journey to the top of his profession has been anything but easy. In a candid interview, Patrick sits down with Growing Bolder to reveal why he walked away from what is considered the top job in the industry and talks openly about the painful medical condition that led to alcohol and drug dependency and depression. He shares what he’s learned on his journey to happiness and health.
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.
A college professor in her 50s started recording her 99-year-old grandmother’s daily workouts. It sparked an idea and a new career. In “Lives Well Lived,” Sky Bergman shines a spotlight on 40 people, between the ages of 75 and 100, who are redefining what it means to “grow old.” Find out why this first-time filmmaker felt so passionate about sharing these stories and how she hopes it changes lives.
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.
Positivity is important, but avoiding negativity is crucial. Here’s our message on the importance of staying away from negativity and being a force for positivity from Growing Bolder Founder/CEO Marc Middleton.
Good friends are the sickness, depression and cognitive decline vaccine. Learn who you should focus on spending time with.