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Matt Thornhill

Matt Thornhill is one of the nation’s top experts on marketing to Boomers. He weighs in on how he sees Boomers changing the world over the next several decades in areas from extended careers, Social Security and end-of-life issues.

Nadine O’Connor

At 70, Nadine O’Connor is a mother, a grandmother, a retired mathematics teacher and a world-record setting Hall of Fame track star. She explains why she and her significant other are trying to revolutionize the field of knee replacements.

David Biebel

Most Americans are now running on empty — we’re exhausted. It leads to stress, sickness, disease and unhappiness. So what can we to start feeling better? Florida Hospital’s Dr. David Biebel offers 52 simple ways to start feeling great today!

Temple Grandin

As a child, doctors urged Temple Grandin’s parents to institutionalize her. They refused, and today, she’s one of the most famous people with autism and is a scientist whose ideas change the way our livestock is treated. She shares her story.

Howard Frank Mosher

Author Howard Frank Mosher has been described as a living, breathing Mark Twain. So when he was diagnosed with prostate cancer, he did what he knows best — he wrote about his journey to recovery and finding a reason to live.

Michael Gelb

One of the pioneers in the field of accelerated learning says not only do we not have to accept the notion that our memory will naturally decrease with age, we can fight it and even do specific things to improve brain power. Find out how.

Want to Live Long? Stay Single!

At the age of 110 she was still mentally sharp and anxious to share what she believed to be the secret of longevity! How did Ruth Leiber managed to stay healthy and vibrant?

Gary Sain’s Lasting Influence

Under his guidance at Visit Orlando, Gary Sain made Orlando one of the top tourism destinations in the world. In the wake of his sudden death, many are already remembering the many ways he changed lives in his community forever.

Dan Ariely

Are you more like Homer Simpson or Spock? Before you answer, see why behavior expert Dan Ariely says that irrational behavior can actually be a positive thing, despite the fact that we’ve been taught all our lives to make smart, rational decisions.