Imagine a big-time reality show producer is coming to your town to do a TV show about the effects of aging. You are cast to play yourself as the Star. You have to look and act 10 to 15 years younger than your actual age. Could you do it?
Q: What is Stop Acting Your Age about?
A: What if I came to your town to do a show on aging and cast YOU to play yourself 10 to 15 years younger than your birth age?
Q: Why did you write Stop Acting Your Age?
A: I was feeling invisible. This was when I realized that I was aging. I felt frustrated and depressed. It seemed I was becoming what many people describe as a “grumpy old fart”. People thought I wasn’t cool anymore. The older I got the more invisible I became. People weren’t seeing me or hearing what I had to say. I could have walked into a bank and robbed it and no one would have seen me. This is when I decided to turn it around and I developed Stop Acting Your Age.
Q: What does Stop Acting Your Age entail?
A: Stop Acting Your Age walks you through the process of creating your “Superhero Character” by helping you rethink your overall mindset and attitude. It’s based on creating empowering personalities using the same strategies and techniques that an actor uses to create a character for the Movies or TV. We guide you through a complete makeover. Changing your wardrobe, hair and makeup. I even share a simple exercise program that anybody at any age can easily do anywhere without having to go to the gym.
Q: What is your favorite concept in Stop Acting Your Age?
A: The one I love the most is “BOP”.
Q: Give me an example, what is “BOP”?
A: BOP is the Essence of Excellence! The ultimate state of readiness. It is a solid foundation for all the greatness you will achieve when you Stop Acting Your Age.
When you’re in BOP, you are:
Q: As a senior, what has been your greatest challenge to overcome?
A: Being invisible. Not being seen.
Q: What is the best advice you can give another senior to get almost instant results?
A: Share Mother Nature’s free face lift: A Smile. “Remember, everything worthwhile starts with a smile.”