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Tag Archives: sports
How a 60-Year-Old Entrepreneur Crushed His First Gravel Bike Race
By Lynne Beverly Strang Since this blog began in 2010, I have profiled all kinds of entrepreneurs — but I’ve seldom featured a family member. Happily, I get to write about one for this post. Earlier this month, I traveled … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Career Changes, Careers, entrepreneurs, Entrepreneurship, Leadership, Retirement, Success
Tagged cycling, sports, Work
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How a 76-Year-Old Became a Swimwear Entrepreneur
Cherry Harker always wanted to design bikinis. Her infatuation with the skimpy swimsuits began in the late 1950s. Back then, she was a teenager who spent holidays at exotic places like Monaco and St. Tropez. Her father, Ronnie Harker, was … Continue reading
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Tagged fashion, fitness, sports, Work
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Why Exercise Can Help You Succeed
January has the honor of being the most popular month to start or renew an exercise program. But the best time of the year to do this is right now. Why? We’re on the verge of the holiday season. For … Continue reading
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Tagged fitness, health, sports, Work
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How an E-Bike Ride Inspired a Boomer Couple to Launch a New Business
During a California trip to celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary, Scottsdale residents Kathy and Bill Puryear decided to rent electric bicycles to tour some nearby resort towns. It was a two-wheel adventure that turned into something much bigger. “We realized … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, sports, Work
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Professional Football Players Who Became Entrepreneurs
Super Bowl Sunday is just around the corner — which got me thinking about National Football League players who start businesses later in life. Here’s a look at some of them: Mike Lodish, Pat’s Gourmet – Lodish, who played in … Continue reading
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Tagged Football, sports, Super bowl
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What You Can Learn from this 42-Year-Old Intern
Andrew Brill wanted a career in sports reporting. He pounded the pavement to find his first opportunity. In 2008, he joined the sports desk at WABC-TV New York when the news director decided to give him a shot. But here’s the thing: Brill wasn’t your typical, … Continue reading
A Late Bloomer Gets Fit – And Finds a New Cause
For 25 years, Len Leshem worked in an auto manufacturing plant near Wilmington, Delaware and spent most of his free time smoking and drinking beer. As reported in this CapeGazette.com article, his physical state deteriorated to a point where he … Continue reading
How a Ski Instructor’s Bum Knee Launched a New Product
In 2002, Kim Gustafson left an international career in office equipment sales and marketing to become a ski instructor in Vail, Colorado. But at age 54, his knees (which had undergone two reconstructive surgeries) weren’t so young anymore. His new gig required … Continue reading
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Tagged health, skiing, sports, Work
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Centenarian Cyclist Breaks World Record
Late bloomers of all types often can find inspiration from the world of sports. For living proof that age is just a number, look no further than 102-year-old Robert Marchand. This guy is amazing. Marchand, who’s from France, broke his own world record in … Continue reading
Entrepreneur Creates a “Surfboard” for the Golf Course
Don Wildman has an invention that he hopes will make golf carts a thing of the past. The 80-year-old entrepreneur from Malibu, California is the mastermind behind the GolfBoard, an electronic board that golfers (and their clubs) ride to get … Continue reading
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Tagged golf, health, Inventions, sports, Work
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