At 92 Jim knows meaning and purpose isn’t found by asking what we can accomplish for ourselves. Rather, it is found by asking what we can still do for others.

George believes the answers are already inside them, although they may be hidden behind fear, expectations and identities developed during the first half of life.

Emily often builds her writing around personal experiences and the lessons she learned from them.

Jim Hughes knows firsthand how quickly technology can turn from a useful tool into a threat. In 2005, a message suddenly appeared on his business

It can be tempting to believe learning belongs primarily to the first half of life. Yet, Greg and Kiersten’s experiences convinced them that learning never ends.

Today, Jeanne uses her experience to encourage women over 50 to take better care of themselves, build strength and create lives that keep them physically, mentally and socially active.

As her business grew steadily, Michelle found herself mentoring others who wanted to earn free products or build a side income.

Mark believes most people don’t realize how much of their fatigue, bloating and weight gain is tied to insulin resistance. He estimates 93 percent of Americans are metabolically unhealthy.