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Ready to give up? Say these 2 words…
The next time you’re ready to give up and throw in the towel – remember these two words: “Five more.” That’s […]
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Your Trick For Making Better Decisions
We’ve all heard the advice: “Sleep on it.” Turns out — there’s real science behind that wisdom. A study of […]
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Why Are You Waking Up At 3am?
Do you find yourself waking up at 3 a.m., night after night? If so, you’re not alone – and there’s a […]
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Happy Spouse = Happier YOU!
You’ve heard the expression “Happy wife, happy life”…… Well, it’s true, AND it’s true for husbands, too! Research from UC Davis […]
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One Food Can Keep You Healthier As You Age!
If you want one simple thing that can improve your health as you get older, here it is: Walnuts. That’s it! […]
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Turn Back The Clock On Your Brain Health!
I’m about to share a hack that can REVERSE age-related cognitive issues by 10 years! Turn off your phone’s internet connection. […]
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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.