Episode Details

Norman Calvo, his story has a shape that feels right.  Personality, creativity, and real-life turns. After building and selling a successful mortgage business, he decided in his 60s to reinvent himself, became a singer, performed a sold-out one-man cabaret show in Times Square, and now hosts conversations around reinvention and unconventional lives.What makes him interesting is that he is not coming in with a hard business pitch. It’s more about what happens when someone chooses a completely different creative chapter later in life, and what that shift teaches about fear, identity, and starting again.

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