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David Stewart

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David is the founder and face of AGEIST. He is an expert on, and a passionate champion of the emerging global over-50 lifestyle. A dynamic speaker, he is available for panels, keynotes and informational talks at david@agei.st.

Fritzi Horstman, 60: Transforming Trauma

“Be the change you wish to see in the world” was famously said by Gandhi, and is the guiding principle for Fritzi. She has made it her life’s work to change the cycle of trauma that has led to over 2 million people currently being held in US prisons....

Ashley Heather, 50: Helping Men Open Up

One of the great questions of our age is: How does one create a space for men to connect? It is not about being anti-women; quite the opposite. Connected, healthy men are much better husbands and fathers than unhealthy men. But it is a challenge, as getting guys to...

How My Latest InnerAge Is Progressing

One of the reasons I have regular bloodwork done is to make sure all my indicators are optimized or if there is anything that may need some attention. My latest InsideTracker continued to show an excellent biological age of 55 vs my chronological age of 64. However, one thing...

Tracey Racen, 59: Reclaiming Health and Vitality

With Morton Downey Jr. as her dad, Tracey had a unique childhood but not one that she regrets. Despite being controversial, he taught her she could do anything she put her mind to, and there has been very little that has stopped her. Her motto when faced with naysayers...

Alex Young, 53: The Appreciator

It was somewhat of an accident. Talented young Alex was discovered by the headlining 90s Luscious Jackson by giving them a mix tape (remember tapes?) and then touring with them as their on-stage DJ for years. Another somewhat random moment led to his current gig: Director of Haberdashery for...

Lily Yip, 59: Ping Pong Champion Returns for Gold

“Even though I'm getting older, my heart still beats with youthful energy.” Absolutely. Champions seem to have 2 distinct modes: the smiling, friendly, confident face of the day-to-day, and then there is the intense, no-nonsense one that gets switched on during competition. Lily Yip is a former Chinese Olympic...

Marc Sacco, 58: The Language of Healing

As a paramedic, one sees a lot. There is trauma, there is saving people, there is PTSD. Marc was at Sandy Hook, lost a dear friend on 9/11, and has survived 2 personal physical attacks requiring considerable rehab. There is a strength and a joy for living that can...

Monika Gerber, 66: Relishing the Expat Life

We last chatted with Monika 4 years ago, and just fell in love with her spirit of openness, curiosity, and adventure. The former motorcycle messenger, Venice, CA pioneer (when it was a pretty dicey place to live), and longtime Disney artist has been a lifelong language enthusiast. She has...

David Robertson, 62: We Together

This week, we are posting in its entirety a conversation with the remarkably insightful David Robertson. There is so much good here. Maybe take the extra five minutes, if you can, to read through it. If one is looking for a model for how to live well at our...

My Review of the Apollo Neuro Wearable

The Apollo wearable is one of those devices we test that just seems too good to be true. I am happy to report that we were 100% wrong; this small wearable is amazing. It improves my ability to focus, to relax, and, most importantly to me, it improves the...
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