Pat Williams: Take Responsibility

When things go well, it’s easy to take credit. But what about when things go poorly? Are you just as quick to assume responsibility? Pat Williams says the bad times are just as important as the good for learning and growing.

Rowdy Gaines: Keep Setting Goals

So you reached your goal — great! What next? Rowdy Gaines says it’s crucial to set the next goal, and the next and so on. The minute you get complacent, you lose your momentum. Here’s Rowdy’s advice.

Roger McGuinn: Give Your Life a Beatle Beat

Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Roger McGuinn shares a story of how he created one of the Byrds’ biggest hits, and why it’s a good lesson for changing the way we look at things and leading happier lives.

Judy Collins Gives Hope to the Hopeless

Judy Collins is one of our most beloved singers, yet she’s never tried to shield her personal struggles from her adoring fans. Now in her 70s, she’s still making new music, staying in shape and helping others see the hope when all seems hopeless.

Barbara Hannah Grufferman: Living Forever

If you could live forever — would you want to? What if there were drugs to make it possible…who would get them first? Author Barbara Hannah Grufferman tackles this tough topic.

80-Year-Old Rodeo Champ Keeps on Riding

Who says rodeo riding is a young man’s sport? Meet Allan Johnson, a man who has been roping cows from the back of a horse since the age of 16. Now 80, he sees no reason to get off his horse any time soon.

Dr. Terry Grossman

Meet a doctor who believes the lifespan of human species is about to explode due to what we know about genes and genetic mapping. Find out why he thinks life expectancies are about to become a thing of the past.

Ephraim Engleman

For 63 years, Dr. Ephraim Engleman has held the same job. Now 100, he still sees patients three days a week and has no plans on cutting back. He shares his unorthodox secrets of longevity.

The “Gladiator” Crosses Marathon Finish Line at 92

Meet the Gladiator, an adventure-seeking yet shy former farm girl who didn’t complete her first marathon until the age of 86. Now 92, she just crossed the finish line into the history books.

Suzanne Rogers

For nearly 40 years, Suzanne Rogers has portrayed the beloved Maggie Horton on “Days of Our Lives.” And like the character she plays, Suzanne has had to overcome her share of obstacles.

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