
There is an emotional force within us all with incredible power to conquer one of the greatest challenges to our health and happiness, changing behavior. This TEDx Talk reveals how a merger of science and humanity offers a new model for anyone looking to enrich their lives, and a nation struggling to close a growing gap between its lifespan and healthspan.
Whether you're planning a conference, corporate meeting, healthcare event, leadership summit, or community program, Louis delivers practical insights that educate, motivate, and inspire lasting change.

Want more out of life? Tired of being told that it's all downhill over 50? Does the thought of feeling good, sleeping well, and improving your sex life sound appealing? If so, brother, this book is for you. Saving Men from Themselves is your guide to a lifestyle where you can achieve these goals with a fresh approach to health and happiness that rejects masculine stereotypes and builds motivation by leveraging your most important relationships. Simply put, a model that matches purpose with practice. Using the lens of fifty-plus men he explored in his first book, Crack The Code, author Louis Bezich presents 20 evidence-based tactics complete with strategies to energize your relationships, develop healthy habits, and stay mentally sharp. And, to drive these points home, real-life stories accompany each tactic demonstrating how humanity and habits come together to create a sustainable lifestyle.

"Lou Bezich has written a brilliant book that will help men over the age of 50, like me, look at themselves in a whole new light. This book helped me understand what it means to be adaptable in life, be available in a meaningful way to my family and friends, and be alert to my surroundings so that I can sustain excellence in how I work and live. There is so much great guidance, advice, and instruction in this book. I couldn't put it down!"
Sal Paolantonio, National Correspondent, ESPN
"A call to action...Lou Bezich reminds all of us over 50 what we have to live for and where to find the fulfillment to sustain a healthy lifestyle. Crack The Code is a dynamite combination of research, stories, and practical advice that shows that the inspiration that drives happiness and health is right in front of us. It is a code that my wife, Janet, and I subscribe to, as we believe in tiger synergy of mind, body, and fitness. If you want to feel Invincible this is a book that you'll want to read and share with the most important people in your life."
Vince Papale, Motivational Speaker, NFL alum, and author
"Transformational...As a professional athlete, broadcaster, and father, I've experienced the power of motivation from a number of viewpoints. Crack The Code does a fantastic job of demonstrating the force of social and emotional motivators in creating a healthy lifestyle in men over 50. The stories humanize its strategies and show that positive behavior, and its benefits, is within every man's reach. An incredibly important read for 50+ men and the people that love them."
Bill Clement, Two-Time Stanley Cup Champion, broadcaster, speaker and author
"A winning strategy...Lou Bezich has taken on the impossible task of motivating men over 50 to live healthy and created a highly successful mode that will appeal to even the most cynical and stubborn among us..."
Bernie Parent, Member Hockey Hall of Fame
"If you are a man over 50, Crack The Code should be required reading..."
Ray Didinger, 94 WIP Sports Radio
"Crack The Code nails it...It helped me realize that sustaining healthy behavior is a team sport and that's why I plan to share this book with the most important people in my life, my family. You should too."
Ron Jaworski, NFL alum and author of The Games That Changed the Game

In this conversation, Louis shares insights on why men often resist the very habits that could improve their health, happiness, and relationships, and explains how defining the “end game” can become a powerful motivator for lasting change.
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