Katherine Wells saw a big, almost insurmountable need facing families and aging services providers. Listen and hear what she did to create fluid communication between nursing home residents, their families, and their care teams.

Dr. Alyx Porter Umphrey shares more about how she is continuing to advance physician diversity through her work with ElevateMeD.

Is there any benefit to remembering the bad things that have happened in our lives? Perhaps... Listen as Linda Roszak Burton, author of Gratitude Heals, tackles this topic.

Learn more about how Julie Rosenthal saw a pressing need with hunger among the seniors and what she did about it.

We can't just get over trauma. But, we can learn and grow from it. In this episode Linda Roszak Burton, author of Gratitude Heals, explores growth from trauma.

Julie Rosenthal saw a need to address hunger among the elderly in her community. She did something! She founded Food on the 15th. Listen learn about this grassroots work that feeds hundreds of low-income seniors.

Dr. Alyx Porter Umphrey, founder of ElevateMeD, saw a need regarding physician diversity and she's doing something to address it. Listen in for strategies you can use to see something and do something.

We're starting a new year...so many new opportunities facing each of us. We have to be careful not to get mired in yesterday. In this podcast we'll explore how we reinterpret the struggles, set-backs and stumbles inherent in life. We all face them... Linda Roszak Burton introduces the concept of 'grateful processing.' It's more than reframing. It's about reprogramming how we process events. Listen as she explains it...

Have you ever noticed that some people are able to get things done? They take no prisoners. They kick tail and take names later. They get their projects off the ground. They get their ideas noticed. They accomplish things that others think impossible. So how is it that they’re able to accelerate their agendas? That’s what we’re going to talk about.

Try wandering around Rome in the dark after a couple of glasses of really good Italian wine looking for your hotel with your sister and what may be a faulty GPS… It wasn’t dark when we started out on this 20-minute trek that turned into an hour and a half adventure but it was very dark by the time we stumbled across our hotel...we discovered that we both have explorer's hearts!