What would you do if you were told you had three years to live? When Tina Stull received that terrifying diagnosis in 2002, she got busy living. Find out how she beat cancer and launched a new career on the racetrack.
Growing Bolder Radio Show
Growing Bolder Radio Show: Feb. 5, 2011
He calls it Intelligence for Your Life. We call John Tesh’s message a sorely needed dose of optimism. Catch up with one of the most interesting and thougtful voices on radio today.
Reggie Wells
From an early age, Reggie Wells knew he was different. He was born in the 1940s, grew up black in a mostly white town, and realized from an early age that he was gay. Today, he’s a make-up artist to the stars and credits his struggles with his success.
Growing Bolder Radio Show: Jan. 29, 2011
She was a child star at 8, but that was just the beginning of a beautiful career. Catch up with Petula Clark, plus mind expert Dr. Ellen Langer, 92-year-old golfer Leo Luken and much more!
Leo Luken
It’s one of the most difficult feats in golf — shooting your age. Leo Luken has done it 815 times (and that number goes up all the time!), starting from the ripe old age of 71. Now 92, Luken says he’s driven from within.
Petula Clark
As a child star, Petula Clark was known as the “British Shirley Temple,” but her success continued well past the awkward teenage years. Clark has been performing for more than 50 years, selling more than 70 million records in all.
John E. Nelson
Over the past few years, many have watched in horror as retirement accounts vaporized, jobs disappeared, and savings dried up. Lifestage planning expert John E. Nelson has tips to help you navigate the new world of retirement.
Dr. Ellen Langer
Harvard professor Dr. Ellen Langer believes much of the decline of old age may be driven by negative perceptions about one’s later years. In other words, mindset determines outcome. Learn how to change your mind and change your life.
Steve Shaiken
Steve Shaiken has been an executive with some of the top companies in the world. Then, one day, they no longer thought he was doing a good job. Find out how he learned to move and revitalize his career and discovered his best boss ever — himself.
Sally Kidd
Veteran television reporter Sally Kidd is also a triathlete who is about to combine her passions for fitness, travel and adventure into a trek to Africa to climb Mount Kilimanjaro. And she’s doing it for a great cause.
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