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WALK AWAY FROM DIABETES IN 10 MINUTES.

The best fitness regimen for diabetes is a combination of walking and strength training. “Aim for 30 minutes of moderate to vigorous exercise every day,” says Cypress. (Moderate means you have the capacity to talk to someone while exercising, but not sing.) When you exercise, your muscles pull glucose out of the bloodstream for energy. So the more you move, the lower your glucose levels. Exercising also helps blood circulation, which is critical for people with diabetes, who have a higher risk of foot issues due to peripheral vascular disease. And guess what? You don’t have to work out 30 minutes all at once. “You can enjoy all the health benefits of exercising if you break up those 30 minutes to fit in to your busy schedule,” notes Cypress. Squeeze in 15 minutes of aerobics in the morning, then take a 15-minute walk on your lunch break. Or you can lift weights, do lunges, or walk in place during TV commercials.

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The statistics are sobering: According to the American Diabetes Association, nearly 29 million Americans have diabetes, and about 86 million have higher-than-normal blood glucose levels that could become Type 2 diabetes. But while diabetes is a serious condition that can cause health complications such as heart disease and blindness, the news isn’t all bad. Today, people with diabetes have more power to control their condition than ever before. If you’re at risk for diabetes, healthy lifestyle choices can delay or prevent a diagnosis. If you already have it, there are many management strategies that can help you live a long, healthy life and minimize your chance of developing complications. Read on to ﬁnd out the latest ways to lower your diabetes risk, and manage your blood sugar to regain control of your health.

EAT THE MEDITERRANEAN WAY.

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“The most recent research shows that the best diet for lowering your risk of diabetes, and for better glucose control if you have diabetes, is a Mediterranean diet,” says Marjorie Cypress, Ph.D., the American Diabetes Association’s president of health care and education. “Move toward a diet rich in seafood, whole grains, vegetables, fruit and nuts.” What to move away from: red meat, which contains more saturated fat than seafood. “Cutting back on red meat is good advice for everyone, but this is especially important for people with diabetes because they are at a higher risk of heart disease and stroke.”

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hen people hear the word “entrepreneur,” most think of Internet whiz kids like Larry Page and Sergey Brin, who changed the world with Google in their mid-20s, or Mark Zuckerberg, who was barely old enough to toast Facebook’s ﬁrst billion with a legal drink. The reality, though, is that the majority of people creating new businesses today are more likely to be sporting (stylish) bifocals and a bit of gray at the temples than zip-front hoodies and ratty jeans. Indeed, according to the Kauffman Index of Entrepreneurial Activity, the share of U.S. entrepreneurs ages 55 to 64 grew from 14 to 23 percent between 1996 and 2012. This represents the largest gain of any age group, including 20- to 34-year-olds, whose share actually shrank from 35 to 26 percent. What’s more, these older Americans, especially those with low debt and a large social network, are 50 percent more likely to start successful businesses than their younger counterparts, even in high-tech industries. “They have what I call double-E SP,” says William Zinke, 86, president of the Center for Productive Longevity in Boulder, Colo. “They’re miles ahead of younger people when it comes to Experience, Expertise, Seasoned Judgment and Proven Performance.” Here, ﬁve experienced—and tremendously enterprising—souls share their invaluable wisdom for turning gray into green. 8 | NOVEMBER 2, 2014

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“An Entrepreneur Should Never Be a Daredevil” The secret to following your dream is the opposite of what you might think By Linda Rottenberg

Rodrigo Jordan: an entrepreneur on top of the world.

between taking risk and removing it. And these days, everybody needs to be willing to try. Whether you work at a Fortune 500 company, a nonprofit, or a mom-andpop, everybody needs to think and act like an entrepreneur. We all need to be nimble, adaptive, daring—and maybe a little crazy—or risk being left behind. But how do you take risks without risking it all? In my experience, there are two key steps. First, you have to give yourself permission to be a contrarian. Time and again, I’ve seen people who are considering a bold move get stuck at this stage. They keep waiting for someone else to give them permission. That someone doesn’t exist.

The only person who can give you permission to take risk is you. As one working mom who launched a big idea in a riskaverse company said, “In every company, no matter how traditional, there are entrepreneurial idea people. But ideas are fragile. They require knowing something is right in your gut.” Even worse, if you agitate for change, you’re going to get pushback. People are bound to call you crazy, as they did Henry Ford, Estée Lauder, and Sam Walton. So, embrace it. Become your own best booster. Say, “Crazy is a compliment!” The second step is more surprising. Once you accept a certain measure of risk, your primary task

is to minimize it. The founder of Liquid Paper, Bette Graham, hatched her crazy idea while watching painters decorate Christmas windows at the bank where she was a secretary. But she worked five more years while selling her potion from her home. When Sara Blakely first started selling her derriere-flattering panty hose, Spanx, she didn’t quit her day job for two years. She later became the youngest self-made woman ever on the Forbes billionaire list. So what do smart risks look like? Eighty percent of entrepreneurs I’ve mentored said they had saved enough money to support their families for a year. Two-thirds of founders on the 2013 Inc. 500 wagered less than $10,000 on their ideas. Crowdfunding (Kickstarter, etc.) has made this process even easier. IBM launched a platform where employees could pitch projects to one another (instead of their bosses). Today taking risk is no longer a luxury. If you think your job is safe, think again. The most important step is to manage your emotions. To paraphrase golf legend Bobby Jones, entrepreneurship is a game played on a five-inch field—the distance between your ears. Linda Rottenberg has been named one of “America’s Top Leaders” by U.S. News & World Report and one of one hundred “Innovators for the 21st Century” by Time magazine. This piece is adapted from her new book, Craz y is a Compliment: The Power of Zigging When Everyone Else Zags.

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odrigo Jordan is one of the biggest adventure junkies I know. The Chilean-born entrepreneur loves extreme sports, and in 1992 became the first South American to scale Everest. Like many, Rodrigo dreamed of starting his own firm, in his case an outdoor leadership training company. But the man who takes risks in his personal life was unwilling to risk his future. So he found allies, ran a test program, and kept his teaching job until money came in. “The common wisdom is all wrong,” Rodrigo told me. “Entrepreneurs don’t like to take risks. I’m always trying to avoid and minimize them. An entrepreneur should never be a daredevil.” Maybe the trickiest question for those dreaming of starting something new is, how far to go? Convention says: Go all in. Mortgage the house. Bet the farm. McDonald’s founder Ray Kroc shared this sentiment: “If you’re not a risk taker, you should get the hell out of business.” This myth, like much business lore, appeals to a kind of macho bravado. The phrase “bet the farm” comes from poker tables in the Wild West. Boys will be boys, but entrepreneurs will be savvy. I’ve spent the past 20 years helping dreamers make their dreams come true. As the cofounder and CEO of Endeavor, the world’s leading organization mentoring entrepreneurs, I’ve helped over a thousand startups build their companies to $7 billion in annual sales. And here’s what I’ve learned: Change making is a fine balance

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In 1989, her brand-new album released Oct. 27, the multiplatinum singing superstar, 24, waves bye-bye to country music and dives fully into pop.

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Did you ever think about calling the album anything else? It had to be called “1989.” It’s my birth year. I’m in a sense being reborn in a new genre, starting over. Fame makes it easy to reach millions of fans. But what effect does it have on your close personal relationships? I never want to complain about the way my life is, because it has exceeded my wildest dreams. But it makes it nearly impossible to have any kind of romantic relationship. It’s not something I even attempt to do anymore, to be honest. At 24, I’m really happy living my life on only my terms. Before you were famous, did anyone give you words of encouragement that stayed with you? My parents made me feel like I was special. They always told me I was smart. It wasn’t “You look so pretty today.” It was “Oh, that was such an intelligent thing to say.” We know you can bake. What’s something you can’t do? I can’t do a cartwheel and I can’t do a handstand, but I don’t sit around being sad about it. All the things I really want to do, I’ve worked hard to get good at them. You recently moved from Nashville to New York. How’s life in the big city? I love it—I love it so much! It’s kind of like the beginning of a really excellent love affair.

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Q: I’m enjoying Jada Pinkett Smith on Gotham. Has she always been a comic-book fan? —Pearl C., Cincinnati A: Yes! And it’s not just Pinkett Smith, 43, who’s a fan. Last May, her son Jaden, 16, wore a white Batman suit to Kim Kardashian and Kanye West’s wedding reception. “My son is over the moon about me doing [the show], and has asked if he can have an appearance in the white Batman suit,” she says. “That won’t be happening— but he has asked.”

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ALFRED ENOCH (HOW TO GET AWAY WITH MURDER)

“Believe it or not, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone was my ﬁrst paid job [as Dean Thomas].”

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