Are you “successfully aging?” One of the top experts on reinventing your career after 50 offers tips for what can be the most productive years of your life, even in the midst of these times of high unemployment and low economic growth.
Thelma Reese
Thelma Reese is 80 years old and on the forefront of changing the way our culture views aging. She’s active, vibrant and excited about her future. She explains why it’s so crucial to highlight the new role models of aging women.
Cristina Ferrare
Cristina Ferrare is a supermodel, designer, chef, author, actress and co-host of Emmy-nominated “Home & Family” show on the Hallmark Channel. Find out why she’s having more fun than ever.
5 Tips to Keep Your Memories Forever
Alzheimer’s continues to steal memories in alarming numbers, but there is good news. Study after study confirms your lifestyle choices can delay or even prevent the onset of dementia. Find out the top five choices you can make to keep your memories.
Josh Kaufman
The more things you explore, the more likely you’ll be to enjoy life longer. Researcher Josh Kaufman offers proof it’s never too late to learn new skills, take up new hobbies and even master something new. Find out how old dogs CAN learn new tricks.
Dan Buettner
How do your five best friends influence your health decisions? Does your city make activity and easy choice? Longevity expert Dan Buettner explains how these factors could be shortening the length of your life.
Raymond Barry
He’s been starring on stage and on screen for 50 years, but Raymond Barry thinks he’s just getting started. We catch up with one of the most unusual, interesting and introspective actors you’ll ever meet.
Jimmy Sturr
Jimmy Sturr has won an incredible 18 Grammy Awards — more than Paul McCartney, Beyonce or Leonard Bernstein — and you’ve probably never heard of him. The undisputed King of Polka gives us a history lesson on this rich musical tradition.
Florence Henderson
Florence Henderson was one of America’s most beloved TV mom, and she told GB she enjoyed her career in her late 70s as much — if not more than — her career in the ’70s. She explained how she combatted ageism and why setting goals is so essential.
Bob Lutz
Bob Lutz is the straight-shooting, innovative former GM vice chairman and at 81, he’s still helping shape the future of the auto industry. He describes his new project and reveals what he’s learned about good and idiotic leaders during his career.
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