Ep#29 | Are You Trapped in the Age Box?
Are you slowing the society down?
Gina Lazenby is the co-Founder of 100 Women of Spirit, an initiative developed to honour Dadi Janki, the centenarian leader of the Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University. The group brings together the dynamism and vision of young women with the learning and insight of older women. She is a Founder Member of the Network for Transformational Leaders and sits on their Steering Committee; is an International Board Member of Leading Women of Africa and has been nominated by members of the public as one of the UK's Leading Evolutionaries. Gina travels extensively hosting listening gatherings and circles of conversations. Previously, Gina has been honoured for her pioneering work in creating change and personal development movements.
A thought leader in Feminine Leadership, Gina Lazenby has edited and hosted a weekly radio show on The Rise of the Feminine. She is is passionate about gender work that brings men and women together and honors their separate and different contributions, and is now collating research for her next book: “The New Masculine”.
Gina has a unique skill-set in big picture thinking and reading the patterns of business. The wisdom and skills she developed as an international best-selling author & TV expert commentator on healthy lifestyle & well-being and founder of a ground-breaking PR & Marketing agency leading many award-winning campaigns for clients, assist in giving her a well-rounded and leading edge in the promotion of feminine leadership and conscious business. Gina owns the Healthy Home a unique retreat space and model for healthy living in her native Yorkshire.
As always, it's always fun talking to Gina - her being "old and wise" ;) Well, this interview is all about that - Age Box. Because being put into a box can either compliment you or diminish your self worth. Gina talked about both, how she is enjoying the privileges of discounts and free biscuits and tea - i won't be complaining about that :) But then again, does being "old" also means a weaker person, of lower value?
In our society, it seems it's always been like that. Treating older people a certain way because of their age, it's either treat them with respect or treat them like they're feeble minded. And mind you, being an old woman is very much different from being an old man - honestly, some won't even use the term "old" to men of stature.
Think about if you're putting people into the Age Box yourself . . .
SHOW-NOTES
Great takeaways from Gina :
Choose the box you want to put yourself into
Keep up-to-date, learn new things. Be active
Hang out with younger people
Enjoy the privileges. Make use of the advantages of being "old"
Everyday counts
You can give contribution as an older & wise person
You have value - whatever age you are in now
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