Riana Malia talks about breaking long-standing negative patterns in Episode 153
Riana helps high-achieving women to break long-standing negative patterns in their lives in order to finally create the life and love truly meant for them.
Greg Peck describes rebuilding his life following his wife’s dementia in Episode 151
Greg’s story is a reminder that meaning and purpose can grow even in seasons of loss. He learned to adapt, stay patient and build a strong support network.
In Episode 150, Melissa McLaughlin shares how illness closed one door, but opened another
Melissa finds joy in helping others rediscover the beauty of God’s word and in turning ordinary life experiences into spiritual lessons.
In Episode 149, Sue Willoughby explains how using horses rebuilds confidence
Sue uses her lifelong connection with horses to help women in midlife reconnect with their bodies, emotions and authentic identity.
In Episode 148, Kimberly Haar talks about overcoming major trauma
Kimberly’s ex-husband broke into her home in the middle of the night, assaulted her for hours, kidnapped her and almost killed her new boyfriend at his home.
In Episode 147, Jessica Stone explains her passion for helping hopeless people
For Jessica, purpose is found in leaning into the gifts God has given her, telling stories that speak to real struggles and reminding others that hope still remains, even in the darkest moments.
Peter Behn explains how older people make great coaches in Episode 146
Rather than give up, Peter used his expertise to create a system that empowers people over 50 to thrive as business coaches and consultants.
David Cravit and Larry Wolf promote SuperAging in Episode 145
Together, David and Larry exemplify the “super aging” philosophy they teach by staying aware, active and engaged well into their later years.
Elizabeth Parsons helps achievers prepare for retirement in Episode 144
Elizabeth helps individuals and couples to get ready to leave the workplace by building bridges between their professional identities and their next adventures.
In Episode 143, Kevin Kolbe explains how YouTube gives seasoned citizens an avenue for expression
YouTube is one of the best, most accessible tools for people over 50 to share their wisdom and passions. It’s free to use and offers endless opportunities to connect.