Podcasts about masterpiece living

Dr. Roger Landry, MD, MPH, is a retired, highly decorated full colonel, former chief flight surgeon at the Air Force Surgeon General's Office in Washington, and preventive medicine physician who has spent over a decade smashing stereotypes of aging and redefining the possibilities of older adulthood. He has conducted extensive practical research on the influence of lifestyle on the aging process and compiled his findings in his book Live Long, Die Short: A Guide to Authentic Health and Successful Aging, which AARP has endorsed, was a top pick by MORE magazine, and received gold award honors by Living Now Book Awards.During today's episode, Dr. Landry will be discussing:Ten empowering tips to age successfullyAuthentic health that we can rediscover from our ancestorsThe importance of staying socially, intellectually, physically, and spiritually engaged with lifeHow to grow new brain tissue and make dementia less likelyHow to recognize and address personal risks that may limit health and independenceHow stress "rots us from within"How to never again fail at making healthy lifestyle changesWhy our elders are part of the solution to society's challenges rather than the problem: a resource rather than a liabilityChanging public policy and how it will affect how we view and treat older adultsAbout Roger Landry:Dr. Roger Landry is a preventive medicine physician, author of award-winning Live Long, Die Short: A Guide to Authentic Health and Successful Aging, and President of Masterpiece Living, a group of multi-discipline specialists in the field of aging who partner with organizations to assist them in becoming destinations for continued growth and Centers for Successful Aging. Trained at Tufts University School of Medicine and Harvard University School of Public Health, Dr. Landry specializes in building environments that empower older adults to maximize their unique potential. For well over a decade, Dr. Landry has focused his efforts on older adults as a lecturer, researcher, consultant, and author.Get in touch with Roger Landry:Visit Roger's website: https://www.livelongdieshort.com/ and https://mymasterpieceliving.com/ Buy Roger's Book:  https://revolutionizeretirement.com/landry What to do next: Click to grab our free guide, 10 Key Issues to Consider as You Explore Your Retirement Transition Please leave a review at Apple Podcasts. Join our Revolutionize Your Retirement group on Facebook.

Asking the Right Questions On this episode of the LTC Heroes podcast, Sky Bergman, Director of Lives Well Lived sits down with us to discuss her documentary and the fruitful insights that came from it. Sky outlines her inspiration for the film and highlights the importance of having the right questions and framework to start from when capturing the stories of elders. She notes that if your LTC facility wants to start a similar process of gaining insight from your residents, it's best to take it slow—asking one question per week could be a great place to start. Everyone Has a Story She discusses mortality and says it's important to converse with our elders about it to give them the chance to truly describe their last wishes and desires for the remainder of their lives. Sky describes the positive benefits LTC facilities have gained by screening her film, including the fact that it serves as a concrete reminder for staff that all residents have a story. They wouldn't want to miss the opportunity to engage with their residents on a deeper level. Sky closes the episode by highlighting the importance of intergenerational connection for breaking down ageism. She also provides nurses and other LTC staff with actionable advice on how to connect with residents about their stories. Learn more and sign up to be notified about future episodes at LTCHeroes.com Rapid Fire Q/A: What kind of valuable and actionable advice do you expect we'll cover in today's episode? I think one of the things that is really important is to collect the stories of our older adults, you know, those will be lost if we don't collect them. And then of course we have to share them, and share them with the people who are working at the long-term care facilities. Because to remind everyone, that these are not just patients, they are people that have amazing lives. And it really helps to validate everyone's life if we collect the stories, and we really listen to our elders. What is one lesser-known resource, book, or newsletter that you go to when you want to be up to date on LTC info? I really love Dr. Roger Landry and Masterpiece Living, and I think that their ideas very much align with the things that I discovered in the film. I would definitely look at his work and his book. Who is one mentor who has influenced the way that you do care in our industry? Of course my grandmother has been my biggest role model because I want to be like her. And then I think secondly, I would say my dad, who is a geriatric physician, and has been since he got out of med school. He is still practicing even now, in the midst of all this craziness. Resources: https://www.linkedin.com/in/skybergman/ https://seniorplanet.org/ Regrets of the Dying https://www.lives-well-lived.com/ lives.well.lived@gmail.com

The message of the Masterpiece Movement is that we can continue to grow and flourish as we age. Research proves that keeping your body moving, committing to lifelong learning, staying socially connected and having a purpose contribute to resilience, longevity, and happiness. About Dr. Roger Landry Dr. Roger Landry is a preventive medicine physician, author of award-winning Live Long, Die Short: A Guide to Authentic Health and Successful Aging and President of Masterpiece Living, a group of multi-discipline specialists in aging who partner with communities to assist them in becoming destinations for continued growth. Trained at Tufts University School of Medicine and Harvard University School of Public Health, Dr. Landry specializes in building environments that empower older adults to maximize their unique potential. His book, Live Long, Die Short: A Guide to Authentic Health and Successful Aging has been endorsed by AARP, is a 2014 Living Now Book Award Gold Medal Winner and was a 2014 Top Pick in MORE magazine. He was also a contributor to the recently published 80 Things to Do When You Turn 80 and the author of Where You Live Matters, a special brief on the role of cultural environment in aging. He hosts a podcast “Roger and Friends: The Bright Side of Longevity.” Key Takeaways We marginalize older adults because of erroneous information and stereotypes. The key to healthy aging is how you handle life's “curveballs.” We are not born resilient, it is something we develop, and is dependent upon our life view. As Darwin proved, it is not the strongest and not the most intelligent who survive, it's the most adaptable. Masterpiece Living's work in senior living facilities starts with a lifestyle profile—a tool developed by scholars in 1999 featuring research-generated questions that give a snapshot of your holistic health. We reflect the values of those around us. Surround yourself with people who believe in you and your potential and who are getting the most out of life.

Dr. Roger Landry is a Harvard University and Tufts University alumni who practices preventive medicine. In 2014, he published “Live Long and Die Short, A Guide to Authentic Health and Successful Aging” where he details his ten tips for successful aging. Dr. Landry is also the President of Masterpiece Living, a multi-specialty group which provides a support system that promotes successful aging. Dr. Landry and Masterpiece Living works to build environments that empower older adults to maximize their unique potential. In this episode, we discuss the mentality of aging, as well as what we can do now to improve how we age for the future.

Dr. Roger Landry is a Harvard University and Tufts University alumni who practices preventive medicine. In 2014, he published “Live Long and Die Short, A Guide to Authentic Health and Successful Aging” where he details his ten tips for successful aging, which we go through today on Health Gig. Dr. Landry is also the President of Masterpiece Living, a multi-specialty group which provides a support system that promotes successful aging. Dr. Landry and Masterpiece Living works to build environments that empower older adults to maximize their unique potential. Today, we discuss the mentality of aging, as well as what we can do now to improve how we age for the future. ______________________________________________________________ More on Dr. Landry: Website: https://www.livelongdieshort.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/doctorroger Twitter: https://twitter.com/livlongdieshort?lang=en YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5ujHtjySP9eEZAzXQaMV6A LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/roger-landry-md-mph-82a49229 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mymasterpieceliving/?hl=en ______________________________________________________________ Books Mentioned: “Live Long and Die Short, A Guide to Authentic Health and Successful Aging” “Counterclockwise” “Anatomy of an Illness”

This episode is sponsored by Shift. Ready for a self-audit?Dr. Roger Landry is a preventive medicine physician, author of award-winning Live Long, Die Short: A Guide to Authentic Health and Successful Aging, and President of Masterpiece Living, a group of multi-discipline specialists in aging who partner with communities to assist them in becoming destinations for continued growth. Trained at Tufts University School of Medicine and Harvard University School of Public Health, Dr. Landry specializes in building environments that empower older adults to maximize their unique potential.His book, Live Long, Die Short: A Guide to Authentic Health and Successful Aging has been endorsed by AARP, is 2014 Living Now Book Award Gold Medal Winner, and was a 2014 Top Pick in MORE magazine.   He was also a contributor to the recently published 80 Things to Do When You Turn 80 and the author of Where You Live Matters, a special brief on the role of the cultural environment in aging.Dr. Landry was a flight surgeon in the Air Force for more than 22 years keeping pilots and another aircrew healthy and performing at their best. One of his charges was world famous test pilot, Chuck Yeager. Dr. Landry retired as a highly decorated full colonel and chief flight surgeon at the Air Force Surgeon General's Office in Washington, DC after duty on five continents and being medically involved in a number of significant world events including Vietnam, the Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster, the Beirut bombing of the Marine Barracks, the first seven Shuttle launches and the first manned balloon crossing of the Pacific. For well over a decade, Dr. Landry has focused his efforts on older adults as a lecturer, researcher, consultant, and author.Watch a clip of Dr. Roger here! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit debcrowe.substack.com

This episode is sponsored by CORE - Is it time for a change?Grant Maloy Smith is a Billboard Top 10 recording artist and MusicRow CountryBreakout charting songwriter of AMERICAN ROOTS music. His latest album, "Dust Bowl - American Stories'" spent 17 weeks on the Billboard charts, including eleven weeks in the Top 10. Grant made his Carnegie Hall debut in 2018 and has won numerous awards, including two Grammy® certificates. He will be appearing at Carnegie Hall again April 2021, and Lincoln Center in December 2021. He has just been inducted into the Indie Music Hall of Fame in Hollywood. The "Bible" of American Roots music, NO DEPRESSION magazine, raved:“… lyrics and music are as potent as Woody Guthrie ... A reminder of the darker period of Bob Dylan, and it's that good, that memorable…”.His latest single “I See You” was released with the support of Masterpiece Living, an organization dedicated to creating better lives for our elders. And a song he wrote, “I Reckon,” was recorded by country star Jeff Clayborn, and has spent weeks on the MusicRow CountryBreakout chart in late 2019. His next album, "Appalachia - American Stories" is due out in early 2021, and features "A list" Nashville players like Rob Ickes, Trey Hensely, Jeff Taylor, Mike Johnson, and more."Grant Maloy Smith is a member of the CMA (Country Music Association), AMA (Americana Music Association), NSAI (Nashville Songwriters Association International), and is the co-founder of the Indie Collaborative, a group of more than 2000 independent musicians and music industry professionals. His music is distributed by Sony Orchard.--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/deb-crowe/message This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit debcrowe.substack.com

Janet Shapiro has over 25 years of experience working in public relations, business development, human resources and marketing in pharmaceutical, healthcare, device, non-profit organizations. She has also done work with C-Suite-level, expert cultivation campaigns and authors with diverse disciplines. With a mission to provide top senior-level public relations counsel to corporations and non-profit organizations, Jan has worked both independently and with teams of other senior counselors on a variety of client matters including company and personal branding. Some of her high-profile media placements include features with MSNBC, CNBC, CNN, FOX, TIME, USA Today, US News & World Report, Washington Post, New York Times, Chicago Tribune, Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Fortune Entrepreneur, INC O, The Oprah Magazine, Elle, Self, People, Steve Harvey, and TODAY Show. Corporate clients Jan has worked with include Aventis, Bayer, Schering-Plough, Glaxo -Wellcome, Pfizer, Quest Diagnostics, Kaplan Clinic, Sams Club, Revlon, Colony Group and Masterpiece Living along with over 125 individual personality cultivation campaigns. What you'll learn about in this episode: Jan and Sue's professional journey together The importance of being able to speak out and find support during difficult times What it means to lead with intuition in your personal and professional life Sue's perspective on work-life balance vs. work-life integration How to manage your time as you chase perfection Vision, traction, and health in your organizational success Resources: Website: https://www.smithpublicity.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/janet-shapiro-4591b152/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/smith-publicity-inc./ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SmithPublicity Twitter: @SmithPublicity The Unf

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Dr. Roger Landry is an aging specialist and author of the award winning book "Live Long, Die Short: A Guide to Authentic Health and Successful Aging". He’s the President of Masterpiece Living, a group of specialists in aging who partner with communities to assist them in building environments that empower older adults to maximize their unique potential. Landry’s medical experience includes being involved in a number of significant world events including: the Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster, the Beirut bombing of the Marine Barracks, and the first seven Shuttle launches and the first manned balloon crossing of the Pacific. Find out more at MasterpieceLiving.com. Find out more about the Zestful Aging Podcast at ZestfulAging.com.

  Fireside Conversations- 1 Dr. Roger Landry – Episode 665     “My Masterpiece Life” team!!!!   How you age is up to you It is the newest product and service that can do and lead you to a ‘Masterful life’ Not genes, luck or fate! Masterpiece Life a journey to a longer, healthier and a […] The post Dr. Roger Landry- Live Long, Live Well appeared first on Boomers Rock.

  Living Longer, Dying Shorter, Tips-Tools-Advice Dr. Roger Landry – Episode 623 Why should I listen to this episode- We want to help people be all they can be, 70% of successful ‘Growing Older’ (because I don’t use “Getting Old”) is about ‘Lifestyle Choices’ We want to break the ‘Ageism’ stereotype We WILL change the […] The post Dr. Roger Landry-Stereotypes of Aging appeared first on Boomers Rock.

Lutheran Senior Services: Successful Aging - Annmarie Wallis, Lutheran Senior Services Director of Community Wellness Dawn Determan, and Meridian Village Resident Patt O’Keeffe share the latest LSS news about Masterpiece Living and how that improves the quality of life for residents at LSS Communities. Learn more at lssliving.org and mymasterpieceliving.com. Sharathon Recap: Mary Schmidt and the Rev. Mark Hawkinson from KFUO’s Development Department join host Sarah Gulseth to recap what happened at this year’s Sharathon, celebrate surpassing our goal of $100,000, and talk about the other ways that you can support the mission of Worldwide KFUO Radio.

LIVE LONG, DIE SHORT: A GUIDE FOR AUTHENTIC HEALTH & SUCCESSFUL AGING Dr. Roger Landry, President of Masterpiece Living, is the author of Live Long Die Short: A Guide for Authentic Health and Successful Aging. With a rich, conversational style, Live Long, Die Short gives us a deeper understanding of what it takes to be authentically healthy, of the profound negative effects of modern day stress, and our need to nurture all aspects of our magnificent human nature.  Dr Landry is a preventive medicine physician who specializes in empowering older adults to take control of their own aging. He is a nationally known speaker on successful aging, and has keynoted and presented at local, state and national conferences on aging. Dr Landry is a lecturer, researcher and consultant, he has written extensively and is frequently called upon as a media expert on the topic of successful aging.  Please join me in welcoming Roger Landry, MD, to the Not Old Better Show.

Tune in when Patricia interviews Dr. Roger Landry MD, MPH, preventive medicine physician, author of award winning Live Long, Die Short: A Guide to Authentic Health and Successful Aging. Dr. Landry will discuss Neuroplasticity: the magic word for brain health and what it means, the brain's super highway: 5 fitness tips to improve your brain at any age,Nun-Sense: a long-term study in Minnesota which tracked the lifestyles and mental decline in a group of nuns and what we learn from it - they had the Alzheimer disease but would never know it!, the impact he and Masterpiece Living, is making in America to change the stereotypes surrounding aging and his call to action. Dr. Landry's book Live Long, Die Short has received numerous awards including top pick for health/wellness by MORE magazine and AARP. His book, Live Long, Die Short has been endorsed by AARP, is a gold medal winner in the 2014 Living Now Book Awards, and was a 2014 Top Pick in MORE magazine.

Tune in when Patricia interviews Dr. Roger Landry MD, MPH, preventive medicine physician, author of award winning Live Long, Die Short: A Guide to Authentic Health and Successful Aging. Dr. Landry will discuss Neuroplasticity: the magic word for brain health and what it means, the brain's super highway: 5 fitness tips to improve your brain at any age,Nun-Sense: a long-term study in Minnesota which tracked the lifestyles and mental decline in a group of nuns and what we learn from it - they had the Alzheimer disease but would never know it!, the impact he and Masterpiece Living, is making in America to change the stereotypes surrounding aging and his call to action. Dr. Landry's book Live Long, Die Short has received numerous awards including top pick for health/wellness by MORE magazine and AARP. His book, Live Long, Die Short has been endorsed by AARP, is a gold medal winner in the 2014 Living Now Book Awards, and was a 2014 Top Pick in MORE magazine.

Dr. Roger Landry is a preventive medicine physician and the author of Live Long, Die Short: A Guide to Authentic Health and Successful Aging and President of Masterpiece Living. He is a retired, highly-decorated full colonel, former chief flight surgeon at the Air Force Surgeon General’s Office in Washington, preventive medicine physician who has spent over a decade smashing stereotypes of aging, and redefining the possibilities of older adulthood. Dr. Landry shares how lifestyle acts as a determining factor of how we age individually and the profound negative effects of modern day stress. He also shares that we can limit the time we are sick and impaired at any age, and it’s the choices we make every day – easy choices – that that allow us to do this. Find out more how moving, social connection and challenging our brains can help us reduce risks of getting diseases and achieving a healthy lifestyle.