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Because we don’t become invisible when we reach a certain age! In fact, many of us begin to question our lives and the way things are. This is the women-centred post-menopausal podcast where where women share their stories, experts and specialists share information and knowledge about health, wellbeing, finances, style, diets, and relationships, and where we also look into the unique challenges that older women face in society, because we don’t just disappear when you get to midlife! We’ll be discussing things like the demonisation of older women, the feeling of being invisible, redefining yourself, creating a life that makes you want to leap out of bed in the morning, and the stigma of ageing. I’m so excited to share this with you all, thanks for being part of this journey with me. Don’t forget to like, subscribe and share the podcast. 💕 www.lifeaftermenopause.net
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Wednesday Jan 03, 2024
The most dramatic year of my life: Turning 60, Separation, Moving House
Wednesday Jan 03, 2024
Wednesday Jan 03, 2024
Key Takeaways:
- Why finding a singular purpose in life can be challenging, and it's okay to have multiple purposes and goals.
- How goals can feel restrictive, and how focusing on outcomes and experiences can provide more freedom and possibilities.
- The importance of prioritising one's own wants and needs instead of solely focusing on others.
- How society's expectations and gender roles can limit personal growth and fulfillment.
- How taking action and addressing discomfort can lead to personal growth and a more authentic life.
"I don't have a single purpose in life, a single goal that I want to achieve, a single thing that I'm going to do and make it my life's meaning."
Timestamp
03:37 - The limitations of setting goals and finding meaning
08:17 - Exploring the idea of spending time apart in a long-term relationship
13:26 - The difficulty of making the decision to separate
18:07 - Taking action and embracing uncertainty is perceived as unusual
24:11 - Gender differences are mostly a result of societal training
27:49 - Children's response to bullying is ostracising the bully.
33:05 - Tolerating inappropriate behavior as a woman.
35:52 - Realisation of tolerating discomfort and danger in life.
39:14 - Feeling the cognitive dissonance of being a woman in patriarchy.
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