What if everything we thought we knew about aging is wrong? Dr. Leslie Martin is using an eight-decades long study to debunk a lot of the commonly held beliefs about the secrets of a long and healthy life. Her results are fascinating.
97 Years of Saving Lives
At the time, it was a simple, selfless act. Seventy years later, it’s responsible for saving countless lives. It was just one incident in the long, rewarding life of Dr. Norman Wall, one of the most compelling, relevant 97-year-olds in the world.
Dr. Marc Agronin
For many, growing older is a tough concept to wrap their brains around and even tougher to acknowledge will someday happen to them. But geriatric psychiatrist Marc Agronin, M.D. is tackling the issue head on with his new book, “How We Age.”
Pat Williams: Becoming a Leader
You don’t need a flashing billboard sign to point you in the right direction — NBA Executive Pat Williams has a list of things you can do right now to become a good leader and make a difference.
Rowdy Gaines: The Power of Visualization
Have you pictured what winning looks like to you? Olympian Rowdy Gaines says he has his mind to thank as much as his body for all his swimming success, and he shares his tips for picturing the future and making it come true.
Pat Williams: Setting Goals
He’s studied people for years, and now, NBA Executive Pat Williams says he knows the one thing that all successful men and women do — set goals. Not just any goals, though. See what he says about writing your own future.
Rowdy Gaines: Health and Happiness
Did you know that Olympian Rowdy Gaines suffered a rare disease that left him nearly totally paralyzed? He had to re-learn how to do everything from eat to walk, but he made it back in the pool. And his journey will inspire you.
Rowdy Gaines: Enjoy the Journey
Do you find yourself overwhelmed by reaching your goal destination, and forget to enjoy the ride? Olympic champion Rowdy Gaines has traveled the world but says the one thing that helped him was pausing to look around.
The Father of Juicing Fights Back
He’s 87, still vibrant and still on a mission. Just don’t call Jay Kordich the Juiceman anymore. A legal battle took the name from him but not his spirit or his conviction.
Bobby Vinton Reinvents Himself
He’s the most successful love singer of the rock era. How did Bobby Vinton manage success when the Beatles and Rolling Stones were racing up the charts? And why is he a better performer today than he was in ’60s? Bobby explains.
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