Choosing the narrative forges our views, the very idea of ourselves, and therefore the direction of our future, points out Annie Brewster, founder of Health Story Collaborative, and author

Aging should be less about pathology and failure and more about possibility and hope, says Marilyn Schlitz, Professor at the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology at Sofia University, social anthropologist, researcher, writer, and creator of The Grateful Ageing Programme

With her book, Tracey Gendron, Chair for the Virginia Commonwealth University Department of Gerontology and Executive Director of the Virginia Center on Aging suggests a new perspective on our longer life expectancy

The life of Lynn Ruth Miller, author and stand-up comedian, is full of projects. Today, at 87, she is not afraid to try new things and to questions the cultural barriers to love at any age

Joanna Nell, best-selling author and GP, explains how her strong old characters can help the readers experience and ditch paternalistic attitudes towards older people

Breeshia Wade, Buddhist end-of-life caregiver and author calls out our fears, and how they keep us trapped until we accept that transformation is the force that rules our lives

Mariann Aalda, actress and activist, recounts how she decided to call out the images that keep us trapped

Alexandre Kalache, President of the International Longevity Centre-Brazil, discusses the implications of aging and their impact on the social fabric

Greg David Roberts, author of Shantaram, The Mountain Shadow, and The Spiritual Path, musician and artist puts a spotlight on our underestimated creative ability

Vietnam veteran, journalist, entrepreneur, solo theater writer, and performer, David Kleinberg challenged himself along unscripted roads. He demonstrates that one ages the way one lives

It takes a certain courage to face it head-on, says Lewis Richmond, meditation teacher, musician, software entrepreneur, and author of a new book on conscious aging

Bob Brody, consultant, essayist and author discovers how aging has the power to transform us into more altruistic beings. He calls aging “the biggest little dirty secret of all times”