You could do anything for 17 days right? In his No. 1 bestselling book, “The 17 Day Diet,” Dr. Mike Moreno touted the long-term benefits of following his plan for 17 days. Now, he’s tackling aging in “17 Days to Stop Aging.” He explains.
How to Sell Yourself
Like it or not, we are all in the sales business. If we’re not actively selling a product, we’re selling ourselves. One of the most influential business thinkers explains how you should be selling yourself and offers tips for the new age of sales.
Artist Learns to Follow Her Heart
It took her a few decades to get there, but Donna Dowless now spends every day pouring out her heart into art. Find out what Andy Warhol told her that convinced her to follow her heart and why she’s so in love with love.
Thomas Frey
Futurist Thomas Frey weighs in on mankind’s future, including such hot button topics like the legalization of marijuana, our prison system and why Earth may not be our only homebase option in the future.
Larry Schweiger
In his new book, “Last Chance: Preserving Life on Earth,” National Wildlife Fund president and CEO Larry Schweiger breaks down the science of global climate change and explains how dire the consequences could be if the problems aren’t fixed.
Cesar Millan
He’s famous for teaching and rehabilitating “untrainable” dogs through his self-taught methods, but what happened when he needed to learn some important lessons in his own life? Cesar Millan describes how he learned to move on from depression.
Dr. Eben Alexander
Is there life after death? A widely regarded neurosurgeon — and a lifelong skeptic — has written one of the most compelling arguments yet in support of an afterlife. Find out what happened while he was in a coma that made him a believer.
Dr. Ben Lerner
Why is cancer still on the rise? Perhaps you should look no further than your refrigerator for the answers. Dr. Ben Lerner says your body is designed to be a cancer killer. Find out how you can help it do its job.
Rochelle Ford
In her late 50s, this former high-powered executive traded in her briefcase for a welding torch. She explains how her dying friend’s final words inspired her to finally pursue her true passion — art.
Alison Arngrim
She was the girl we loved to hate — nasty Nellie Oleson on “Little House on the Prairie.” But now, through her activism, her one-woman show and her book, “Confessions of a Prairie Bitch,” Alison Arngrim is beloved around the world.
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