Making A Difference in Peoples Lives
Aug 28th 2010TomSAT-TRAVEL
The University of Michigan researchers believe they have found a link between vision and Alzheimers. Using a scale of ranking vision from excellent (one) to totally blind (six), researchers found that the risk for dementia increased by an average of 52% with each step up the scale. The obvious conclusion is declining vision precedes dementia and early treatment of vision problems decreases the probability of developing dementia.
After 26 years in public education and at 50 years of age, Dr. Tom Hill left the University of Missouri, where he was a professor and administrator, to pursue an entrepreneurial career in real estate franchise sales. In less than 10 years he built a company that in 1999, the real estate offices combined, did over $3 billion in sales. He sold his company in 1999 and now spends his time and energy giving back what he learned in becoming what he is today.
Tom is a husband, father, grandfather, airplane pilot, marathon runner, mountain climber, skydiver, writer and speaker.
One of Tom’s passions is to make a major and positive difference in as many lives as possible.
