Alex Genadinik is a 3-time Amazon best seller and the creator of some of the top mobile apps for entrepreneurs and is a prolific online instructor with over 60,000 students and over 80 courses. Alex is apt at coaching people on using the skills and knowledge they’ve accumulated throughout their professional careers or personal lives, and leveraging those skills and knowledge to earn an income online.

Learn more about Alex Genadinik: www.udemy.com/user/alexgenadinik/

Starting a Business with Alex Genadinik

Olga Jewusiak is the head of Marketing at Caremerge, a digital healthcare platform with a focus on care coordination and communication based in Chicago, IL. A proud Chicagoan and Big Ten alum, Olga spent much of her career working on presidential campaigns before moving into social innovation and community engagement, including two stints working alongside Michael and Deloris Jordan to increase academic and professional opportunities for Chicago Public School students. As a millennial working in the aging space, Olga has a unique perspective on how the space is changing with the advent of technology. Olga sits on the Urban Debate League Associates Board, the 1919 Associates Board and is a proud member of the Aging 2.0 Chicago Chapter.

Learn more about Olga Jewusiak: www.caremerge.com

Senior Living with Olga Jewusiak

Dr. Carri Drzyzga is known internationally as ‘The Functional Medicine Doc’ – the go-to expert on finding the root causes of health problems so you can feel normal again. She is a chiropractor and naturopathic doctor, host of the popular podcast “The Functional Medicine Radio Show”, and author of the hit book Reclaim Your Energy and Feel Normal Again! Fixing the Root Cause of Your Fatigue with Natural Treatments. Dr. Carri is creator of Entrepreneurial Fatigue: How to Fuel Your Brain & Body for Entrepreneurial Success.

Learn more about Dr. Carri Drzyzga: www.drcarri.com

Healthy Living with Dr. Carri Drzyzga

Rabbi Richard Address is the founder of JewishSacredAging.com. He is a nationally known expert on issues of aging, caregiving, and spirituality in connection with Baby Boomers. His book, Seekers of Meaning: Baby Boomers, Judaism, and the Pursuit of Healthy Aging is available from Amazon.com.

Rabbi Address served for over three decades on staff of the Union for Reform Judaism; first as a Regional Director and then, beginning in 1997, as Founder and Director of the URJ’s Department of Jewish Family Concerns and served as a specialist and consultant for the North American Reform Movement in the areas of family related programming. Rabbi Address was ordained from Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in 1972 and began his rabbinic career in Los Angeles congregations.

A major part of Address’s work has been in the development and implementation of the project on Sacred Aging. This project has been responsible for creating awareness and resources for congregations on the implication of the emerging longevity revolution with growing emphasis on the aging of the baby boom generation. This aging revolution has begun to impact all aspects of Jewish communal and congregational life.

Learn more about Rabbi Richard Address: www.jewishsacredaging.com

Healthy Aging with Rabbi Richard Address

Jae Oh is a Certified Financial Planner™, and Founding Member of GH2 Benefits LLC, a provider of the full range of benefit services to individuals and businesses. He is the author of a top-rated, top-selling book on Medicare, titled Maximize Your Medicare: Understanding Medicare, Protecting Your Health, and Minimizing Costs, available in print and e-book format. He is an expert contributor to a website powered by the nation’s second largest provider of Medicare plans, Humana, Inc, titled MyMedicareAnswers.com.

Learn more about Jae Oh: www.maximizeyourmedicare.com

Maximize Your Medicare with Jae Oh

Baby Boomers are at a stage in their lives where they need to start thinking about downsizing and about what they want to leave their children. Many of them don’t know where to even start when it comes to getting rid of a lifetime of memories and often they erroneously think their kids want their stuff when they go. Often, that is not the case and it ends up becoming a burden on their kids when they try to unload items (like china – no one really uses china anymore), the kids are unhappy and the parents are left confused.

Professional Organizer & Speaker, Alison Kero grew up with 2 different organizational styles being modeled to her. One parent was precision neat while the other was a pack rat. Through her teenage and college years Alison lived more like her pack rat parent but when she became an adult she realized that disorganization was costing her more time and energy than she wished to spend and realized there had to be an easier way.

When Alison became an organizer in 2004, she constantly searched for ways to make her clients lives and her own, easier through organization. However, minor amounts of clutter always tended to creep up in Alison’s life, which she found frustrating and kind of exhausting and she wanted to find the key to motivating herself and her clients into making smart decisions to keep their lives on track. Alison finally realized that using self love as her decision making tool she could create her best possible living space filled only with what she liked, used and needed. It was the only way to ensure the outcome would be life transforming because she realized she was now only seeing good things in her home and life and she was beginning to find herself underneath some of the clutter. By first using self love in her organizing process, Alison was then able to transfer those same easy and simple techniques into all decisions she made in her life. Whether it was who to spend time with, what activities she chose or objects she brought home, Alison had found that many parts of her life were beginning to improve because of her self-love decision making; increased energy, productivity and overall contentment were just a part of what she’s been seeing show up ever since.

Learn more about Alison Kero: www.ackorganizing.com

Decluttering with Alison Kero

In his mid 40’s, Allan Misner found himself wanting to improve his health and fitness. His effort to learning how to improve his health and fitness resulted in him deciding to become a certified personal trainer. He dedicated himself to helping people over forty get healthy and fit. He launched the 40+ Fitness podcast to encourage, educate and entertain people as they move along their health and fitness path. He is also the founder and head trainer at Forever Fitness, an online personal training platform.

Learn more about Allan Misner: www.older.fitness

Fitness Over 40 with Allan Misner

When her husband is diagnosed with progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP), a neurological disease for which there is no cure so far, actress/author Kathryn Leigh Scott’s very active and creative life comes to a halt. Scott “yearned for someone to figuratively take my hand and walk with me through the difficult times I knew were ahead.” Last Dance at the Savoy is the story of Scott’s marriage to Geoff Miller, the founding editor of Los Angeles magazine, and is filled with insights into caregiving based on her practical experiences.

PSP affects as many Americans as Lou Gehrig’s disease (ALS), but has not received the same amount of attention. As our population ages, prime-of-life diseases, such as PSP, will unfortunately increase. The challenges presented by PSP are daunting for those dealing with the day-to-day issues of caring for someone with a progressive neurological condition. Last Dance at the Savoy includes a resource guide and, through Scott’s experiences, addresses questions such as how do I recognize early warning signs and get proper diagnosis? How do I handle the complex changes and strains in our relationship? How do I learn about clinical trials and handicap equipment? How can I make this portion of life’s journey fulfilling? Contains a foreword by Yvette Bordelon, MD, PhD, professor of neurology, UCLA

Scott, a volunteer national spokesperson for CurePSP Foundation, has written an honest and poignant account of the daily struggles of a couple as they learn to face a tragic medical diagnosis and the unknown. A percentage of proceeds from Last Dance at the Savoy will benefit the CurePSP Foundation, for which Ms. Scott is a volunteer national spokesperson.

Learn more about Kathryn Leigh Scott: www.kathrynleighscott.com

Caregiver Secrets with Kathryn Leigh Scott

Vikki Claflin is an international best-selling author, humor blogger, and inspirational public speaker. She lives in Hood River, OR, where she writes the award-winning humor blog Laugh Lines: Humorous thoughts and advice on how to live young when you’re…well…not, where she doles out irreverent advice on marriage, offers humorous how-to lists galore, and shares her most embarrassing midlife moments. She shows us how to master midlife with a little common sense and a lot of laughter.

Vikki has been featured on the Michael J. Fox Foundation website, Erma Bombeck’s Writer’s Workshop, The Huffington Post, Scary Mommy, Generation Fabulous, Midlife Boulevard, Better After 50, and Funny Times Magazine. She also received a BlogHer14 “Voices of the Year” Humor award.

Vikki’s first book, Shake, Rattle & Roll With It: Living & Laughing with Parkinson’s chronicles her hilarious, and sometimes poignant journey, about living with Parkinson’s disease. Her newly released book, Who Left the Cork Out of My Lunch? Middle Age, Modern Marriage & Other Complications is available now on amazon.com.

Learn more about Vikki Claflin: www.laugh-lines.net

Midlife Crisis Humor with Vikki Claflin

As a totally blind person (since age two) Kathy Strahan naturally inspire those around her. This has always both surprised and humbled her. She takes this seriously and she hopes she can live up to the task.

Six years ago she had a terrible wake-up call with her health. Literally. She woke up on New Year’s Day and for the first time she had to call 911. That’s how sick she was. Doctors could not help her figure out her strange anxiety and health issues. So she took charge and slowly found her own answers that would take her on a path of healing. Now she shares her insights and discoveries with others. One of the most fascinating is how the big food giants have ruthlessly hooked us. Especially baby boomers.

Learn more about Carla McNeil: www.theglutenfreegirls.com

Gluten Free Living with Carla McNeil