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  • The Emotional Crash No One Talks About

    Every day, we juggle a lot. We get up early, work full-time, smile through meetings, and hold it together when […]

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  • The Best Way To Preserve Your Memory!

    When it comes to your memory – one of the single best things you can do to preserve it is: […]

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  • The Pain You Should Never Ignore!

    When should you take pain seriously enough to head straight to the ER? According to Dr. Michael Turturro, professor of […]

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  • Your Brain On Running

    Stressed? Your brain needs this simple habit! Thinking about lacing up your running shoes? Do it — your brain will […]

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  • Eat This For Your Brain Health….

    If you want a better brain well into old age – get your fill of mushrooms. Researchers at the National […]

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  • The Magic Words To Have A Great Day!

    Here’s one simple ritual that can change your entire day: Say these 8 words out loud, first thing in the […]

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About John Tesh

With 6 Emmy awards, 4 gold albums and an AP award for investigative journalism John Tesh has, for the past forty-five years, enjoyed international recognition as an award-winning journalist, composer, broadcaster, and concert pianist. His Intelligence For Your Life radio programs air on over 300 stations and reach 9 million people each week. John’s highly successful and varied career path also includes six years as a correspondent for CBS News, a ten-year run as anchor on Entertainment Tonight, a broadcast host and music composer for the Barcelona and Atlanta Olympic Games, induction into the National Radio Hall of Fame and the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame. John also owns the unique distinction of composing what critics have hailed as “the greatest sports theme in television history” (Roundball Rock) for NBC Sports basketball broadcasts. John’s 7 live television concerts, including the seminal “Live at Red Rocks,” have raised millions for Public Television. In 2020, John published his memoir, Relentless: Unleashing a Life of Purpose, Grit, and Faith. John and his wife, Connie Sellecca, their two children and three grandchildren, live in Los Angeles, California.