What a wonderful opportunity you have offered us-- a small commitment of my time to really focus on all aspects of my life and come up with a concrete plan to measurably improve the quality of my life today-- and for the rest of my many years!  Thank you so much!  I hope many people will recognize what an extraordinary gift you are offering-- and accept it for themselves!... Read more...

I plan to Live to 100.  And even though I’m co-producing the event of this name, I also need to greatly increase my knowledge on how to best bring this about.  I’m presently 66, which means I’ll... Read more...

I was thumbing through Wisdom for the Soul, a wonderful book of quotations by Larry Chang, last night and saw a few inspiring passages on longevity I’d like to share. ... Read more...

You might be asking yourself, why would I go to the time and expense of attending Live to 100 when I can check out books from the library or go online for information on living to a ripe old age?  Well for starters, you’d probably need to read a ton of books or spend dozens of hours on the Internet to get equivalent knowledge.  And would it actually be equivalent information? If you weren’t at the conference in-person you probably wouldn’t receive the cutting-edge idea... Read more...

It seems with today's life pace, fast food, and hectic schedule even 40+ yr olds find themselves dragging. I know I do, and today, with parents having children later in life (yes, I have an infant) and most couples are dual income (meaning there's no housewife, darn it)...it's a struggle to keep healthy. Having some good tools for a holistically integrated system to stay healthy and happy and on track is so key. It just gets more important, too, with age. Juggling everything gets harder, and ... Read more...

Who wants to live to 100? Probably not the person who’ll receive his food through a stomach tube for the rest of his life.  Or the person with advanced Alzheimer’s.  And probably not the person spending her later years indigent, neglected and mistreated in a sub-standard nursing home. But for those of us who can still make choices, many of us wouldn’t mind sticking around to 100.  The trick is to sta... Read more...