In this final episode of their "Year of Being 70" podcast, lifelong friends Lisette and Lucy reflect on their 70th birthdays, the impact of the podcast, and what lies ahead as they enter their 72nd year.

They share their perspectives on ageing, reinvention, civic duty, and the power of storytelling.

They discuss the concept of 'eldership' and how their perspectives and roles have evolved as they have got older. The conversation also touches on topics like the use of AI in writing, the nature of ideas and creativity, and dealing with emotions like anger.

Key Insights

• Turning 70 has been a transformative experience for both Lucy and Lisette, providing a sense of freedom and the opportunity to focus on what matters most.

• The podcast has allowed them to be more open and vulnerable, exploring topics like spirituality, consciousness, and the nature of ideas and memories.

• As elders, Lisette and Lucy recognise the value of their accumulated experience and expertise, and they push back against the notion that older adults are irrelevant or past their prime.

• In the immediate future, Lisette plans to get involved in the electoral process as a counter, and continue with her investment strategy; while Lucy looks forward to professional developments that will allow her to focus more on speaking, mentoring, and inspiring others.

• Both women are exploring new creative projects, including books and a potential book club, demonstrating their ongoing commitment to lifelong learning and growth.

Why You Should Listen

This last episode of The Year of Being 70 podcast is a poignant and insightful exploration of the joys, challenges, and transformations that come with age. It's also a thanks and farewell to loyal listeners/viewers - though maybe not forever...

Lisette and Lucy hope that their candid conversations have offered a relatable and empowering perspective on navigating the later stages of life with purpose, wisdom, and a sense of adventure. And that viewers/listeners have been inspired by their resilience, their intellectual curiosity, and their unwavering commitment to personal growth and fulfillment.

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Have you enjoyed The Year of Being 70 and Lucy and Lisette's weekly conversations? Which episodes were your favourites? Would you like Lisette and Lucy to keep posting their conversations on a monthly basis? How did Lucy's idea of a book club land with you?

If you feel like sharing, tell us your personal experience in the comments.

Watch/listen to our full playlist (The Year of Being 70): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzDmlsx6mhXmqlFJFZEEvaOwytbeAMFCm • The Year of Being 70

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In this episode, the penultimate one of the podcast, Lucy and Lisette reflect on their long friendship and what they have learned about each other over their year of podcasting together every week.

They discuss Lisette's experience attending a conference in Berlin on the topic of steward-ownership, how this model differs from traditional shareholder-driven capitalism, and the potential it holds for creating more sustainable, mission-driven businesses.

Key Insights

1. Lisette and Lucy reflect on their long friendship, recounting highlights from their youth and how their relationship has deepened through this podcast series. They have gained new appreciation for each other's strengths and perspectives.

2. Lucy sees Lisette as a force of nature and is impressed by her intellect, wisdom, and willingness to think outside the box.

3. Lisette sees Lucy as someone who has made significant contributions through her work giving a voice to the unheard, and she encourages Lucy to embrace the authority and impact she has had.

4. They discuss their approaches to time, work, and hobbies, noting their shared tendency to be more focused on work and contribution than traditional hobbies.

5. Lisette's involvement in a steward-owned company called Crowd Building has given her a firsthand perspective on the potential of this model to drive positive change Steward-ownership establishes companies as mission-driven entities, owned by a foundation rather than individual shareholders.

6. The podcast series has been popular and successful, though it is now coming to an end. Lucy expresses some difficulty with endings, but they plan to celebrate their year of turning 70 in the final episode.

Why You Should Listen

Lucy and Lisette have been friends since they were 8 years old, and bonded over trying to teach each other their own language as little girls. Lisette’s abilities with English have far outshone Lucy’s with Dutch – though Lisette puts this down partly to having lived a past life as an English-speaker.

Over the years, they have kept in touch, with periods of more or less frequent contact, but have really connected deeply through doing this weekly podcast together over the past year.

This episode also gives a fascinating glimpse into an emerging alternative to traditional capitalism, one that could have far-reaching implications for how we think about corporate structure and responsibility. Lucy and Lisette's discussion offers valuable insights for anyone interested in exploring new models of business ownership and governance that prioritise long-term sustainability and social impact over short-term profits.

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Do you have a close friend who you sometimes see a lot of and other times aren't in contact with at all? Would you consider doing a podcast series with them? What has come across to you about Lucy and Lisette's relationship over their Year of Being 70?

If you feel like sharing, tell us your personal experience in the comments.

Watch/listen to our full playlist (The Year of Being 70): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzDmlsx6mhXmqlFJFZEEvaOwytbeAMFCm

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As their Year of Being 70 draws to a close (just two more episodes to come), hosts Lucy and Lisette report back on an eventful week for both of them.

Lisette has been travelling in Italy and attending a Vatican Conference on the environment convened by the Pope, at which Arnold Schwarzenegger gave a keynote speech.

Lucy celebrated her 30th wedding anniversary to her second husband, Richard. She tells the story of giving a talk that led to a powerful business connection.

And the dynamic duo explore the reinvention, purpose, and conscious growth that can come with each new decade of life.

Key Insights

• Lisette recently attended a conference at the Vatican organised by the Pope to discuss caring for the environment, which she found to be a profound and inspiring experience.

• Lucy talks about celebrating her 30th wedding anniversary to her second husband, and how she has now been married a total of 50 years between her two marriages. Her second marriage was a personal reinvention for her.

• Reinvention is a common theme for women, as they often go through more cyclical family and career changes compared to men.

• Embracing a sense of purpose and finding meaningful work can be a powerful driver for growth and fulfilment in the later stages of life.

• Lucy shares a story about overcoming her nerves to give a talk without slides, which ended up leading to an exciting new business opportunity with Forbes.

• Lisette talks about connecting with like-minded, conscious individuals to open up a world of new opportunities and wisdom, and owning businesses in a more sustainable, purpose-driven way (like through steward ownership) is a powerful emerging model.

Why You Should Listen

This episode offers a refreshing and uplifting perspective on ageing, offering inspiration and practical insights for women (and men) seeking to make the most of their later years. Whether you're approaching 70 yourself or simply interested in conscious growth, Lucy and Lisette's conversation here is a must-listen that will leave you motivated to embrace the next chapter of your life with vigour and purpose.

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Have you celebrated a personal anniversary or a professional win recently? How did it make you feel? Have you reinvented yourself at any point in your life, like Lisette, or is it something you do on a regular basis, like Lucy? Are you on a mission in this phase of your life? Does it power what you do and how you show up?

If you feel like sharing, tell us your personal experience in the comments.

Watch/listen to our full playlist (The Year of Being 70): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzDmlsx6mhXmqlFJFZEEvaOwytbeAMFCm

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In this episode of "The Year of Being 70," Lucy and Lisette discuss the power of sharing personal stories, the feminine approach to business and purpose, and the challenges of breaking through patriarchal structures - all while Lisette travels through Italy and prepares to attend a high-level conference at the Vatican.

Key Insights

• Sharing personal stories can inspire others and make our purpose more visible, rather than hiding behind professionalism.

• Women’s lives play out in cycles – biologically, emotionally and relationally, compared to the more linear "ladder" view of men’s lives.

• Bringing the feminine voice and perspective to male-dominated spaces like business and religion is crucial for creating more holistic, purpose-driven change.

• Embracing humility and stillness can be powerful antidotes to the ego-driven "saviour" mentality that can creep into purpose-driven work.

• Age and experience can provide the confidence to be more vocal and unapologetic about one's values and beliefs.

Why You Should Listen

This conversation offers rich insights into the unique challenges and opportunities women face as they navigate purpose, spirituality, and power structures in the second half of life.

Lisette and Lucy's candid exchange provides a refreshing counterpoint to the typical narrative around ageing, inviting listeners to embrace the wisdom and confidence that comes with time.

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Do you share personal stories from your life experience, to encourage or inspire others? Or do you feel that you need to protect your personal experiences in your professional space? Do you agree, as a woman or a man, that women's lives tend to be more cyclical and men's more linear? Are you on a mission in this phase of your life? Does it power what you do and how you show up?

If you feel like sharing, tell us your personal experience in the comments.

Watch/listen to our full playlist (The Year of Being 70): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzDmlsx6mhXmqlFJFZEEvaOwytbeAMFCm

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In this episode, longtime friends Lucy and Lisette revisit Lisette's Year of Being 70, as today it ends as she celebrates her 71st birthday.

They recall their 21st birthdays half a century ago and, through their reflective conversation, explore how their perspectives and experiences have evolved over the past 50 years - from having the freedom to make choices about contraception and career, to witnessing the changing social landscape around women's rights and personal freedoms.

Their chat offers a unique window into the lived realities and shifting norms for women across generations. Concepts like 'Entrepreneur' and 'Startup' just weren't used in the 1970s and 80s when these two were starting businesses.

Key Insights

• Lisette had a big celebratory 21st party with her parents; Lucy was already married and on the verge of emigrating to Australia and a whole new life.

• The freedom to make choices about one's life, body and future is a relatively recent privilege that these women have witnessed first-hand over their lifetimes.

• Societal attitudes and laws around women's rights, from opening bank accounts to getting mortgages and starting businesses, have undergone dramatic - but not always linear - progress over the past 50 years.

• Friendships and social connections often take on new meaning and dimensions as we age, with Lisette finding herself making new friends of all ages even in her 70s.

• The passage of time brings a different kind of wisdom, self-acceptance and sense of identity, allowing Lisette to embrace her role as a "paver of the way" rather than an initiator.

• Technology and surveillance have significantly changed the landscape of personal safety, both enhancing it in some ways but also presenting new challenges.

Why You Should Listen:

This thoughtful, wide-ranging conversation offers a unique window into the lived experiences and shifting societal norms for women over the past half-century. Lisette and Lucy's reflections provide valuable insights into the complexities of ageing, the evolution of personal freedoms, and the enduring power of friendship and self-discovery. Their story is a testament to the importance of openly discussing the realities of womanhood across generations.

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How long has it been since your 21st birthday? Did you have a big celebration - and what do you look back on in the years between then and now? Depending on your age, what are the biggest changes in society and technology that have taken place since you were 21?

If you feel like sharing, tell us your personal experience in the comments.

Watch/listen to our full playlist (The Year of Being 70): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzDmlsx6mhXmqlFJFZEEvaOwytbeAMFCm

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In this episode of The Year of Being 70 (which is drawing to a close), podcast hosts Lisette and Lucy, who have been friends since childhood, reflect on the last five years between their 65th and 70th birthdays.

As Lisette prepares to turn 71 next week, the two women delve into the productivity, challenges, and personal growth they experienced during this transformative half-decade of their lives. Through their candid and insightful conversation, they offer a unique perspective on navigating the later stages of life with purpose, resilience, and a deep appreciation for the journey.

Key Insights

• Productive and Purposeful Decades: Both Lisette and Lucy found their 60s to be extremely productive and fulfilling, with Lisette serving on boards and Lucy running a successful business and launching a book award.

• The Elusive Book Project: Lisette shares her struggle to find the time and inspiration to write a book, a project that has been on her mind but has yet to materialise, highlighting the challenges of balancing busy lives with creative pursuits.

• Embracing the Present, Contemplating the Future: As they approach their 71st birthdays, the friends discuss the sense of urgency and the desire to make the most of the time they have left, while also acknowledging the uncertainty of the future.

• Intergenerational Inspiration: Lisette and Lucy draw inspiration from their older relatives, such as Lucy's 96-year-old aunt who continues to work, and Lisette's admiration for Lucy's mother as a role model.

• The Power of Vulnerability and Acceptance: The hosts reflect on the importance of being open to receiving compliments and appreciation from loved ones, and the transformative impact it can have on one's self-perception and sense of worth.

Why You Should Listen

This episode of "The Year of Being 70" offers a unique and insightful exploration of the experiences, challenges, and personal growth that can occur in the later stages of life. Through the authentic and relatable conversation between Lisette and Lucy, listeners will gain a deeper understanding of the nuances of aging, the pursuit of purpose, and the value of lifelong friendships. Whether you are approaching your own milestone birthdays or simply seeking inspiration and wisdom, this podcast episode provides a thoughtful and engaging perspective on the journey of growing older.

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How has your last half-decade been when you look back on it? Obviously you will have been through Covid, lock down and the aftermath, as we have. How has it changed things in your life? What are your main achievements in the last five years and are you able to take a compliment about them?

If you feel like sharing, tell us your personal experience in the comments.

Watch/listen to our full playlist (The Year of Being 70): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzDmlsx6mhXmqlFJFZEEvaOwytbeAMFCm

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In this episode, 70-year-old friends, Lucy and Lisette discuss the different types of ageing - chronological, biological, and subjective - and how our mindset about ageing can impact our physical and mental well-being.

They discuss the scientific research that shows that ageing can be reversed by mindset as well as a healthy lifestyle and strong social connection; and share personal stories and reflections on navigating the experience of being 70 years old.

Key Insights

• There are three types of ageing: chronological (calendar age), biological (physical/cellular age), and subjective (how old one feels)

• Our subjective age can fluctuate and has a strong influence on our biological ageing process

• Sociability, community, and staying engaged with people of different age groups can help maintain youthfulness as we get older

• The concept of "acting your age" may be more harmful than helpful - embracing a youthful mindset and spirit can positively impact health and vitality

• And have we been here before – are some of us old souls and some of us first time visitors to human life?

Why You Should Listen

This episode provides a thoughtful, honest, and often humorous exploration of the realities and perceptions of ageing. The Lisette and Lucy's personal anecdotes and research insights offer listeners a relatable and inspiring perspective on approaching the later stages of life with vitality and purpose.

Whether you are nearing 70 yourself or simply curious about the ageing process, this podcast will leave you with a greater appreciation for the subjective experience of growing older and questions about what age means in the context of reincarnation.

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How old do you feel? Is it very similar or quite different to the number of years you've been alive? Do you believe the science that tells you that biological age is affected by how you feel about yourself, your mind and your body? And have you had any previous-life experiences or near death experiences? Lucy and Lisette are always fascinated by this subject and others' opinions.

If you feel like sharing, tell us your personal experience in the comments.

Watch/listen to our full playlist (The Year of Being 70): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzDmlsx6mhXmqlFJFZEEvaOwytbeAMFCm

If you enjoyed this discussion, as well as the personal journeys of these old (in every sense) friends, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and tap the bell icon to stay updated on new episodes of The Year of Being 70. Subscribe now and join the journey!

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In this episode, returning after a 2-week summer break, Lucy and Lisette explore the profound experiences of beginnings and endings, and how they navigate these pivotal life transitions as they approach their 71st birthdays.

As lifelong friends reaching milestone birthdays, their candid conversation sheds light on the complex emotions and perspectives that come with growing older. They explore their differing perspectives - Lisette's more future-oriented outlook versus Lucy's tendency to grieve upcoming endings -and reflect on their childhood experiences and how they have shaped their views on change.

Through sharing personal stories and insights, they offer a relatable and insightful glimpse into the joys and challenges of embracing change at every stage of life.

Key Insights:

• Lisette and Lucy share their differing approaches to endings, with Lisette embracing curiosity and new beginnings, while Lucy grapples with a fear of change and loss.

• The discussion delves into the concept of "selfish" activities like writing a book, and how eldest daughters often feel the need to prioritise work and family responsibilities over their own creative pursuits.

• The friends reflect on the generational divide, acknowledging the unique perspectives and global connections of younger generations, and the valuable role of elders in providing a sense of reassurance and wisdom.

• They explore the evolving landscape of investing and business models, discussing the emerging concepts of systemic investing and steward ownership, which aim to create more sustainable and socially conscious economic systems.

• Lisette and Lucy discuss the importance of finding ways to be "present" and not solely focused on work, even when traveling or on holiday.

Why You Should Listen

This episode offers a thoughtful and relatable exploration of the ebb and flow of life, as two old friends discuss the transitions of growing older. Through their candid dialogue, you are invited to consider your own relationships with change, and how you can embrace new beginnings while honouring the value of the past.

Whether you're an eldest sibling, a lifelong learner, or simply someone seeking inspiration to navigate life's inevitable changes, this conversation provides a refreshing and insightful perspective.

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How do you feel about the transitions in your life? Are endings hard for you, like Lucy? Or do you glide over to new beginings with excitement and anticipation like Lisette? Or a mixture of both? How do you feel childhood experiences or your parents themselves influenced your approach to new phases of life?

If you feel like sharing, tell us your personal experience in the comments.

Watch/listen to our full playlist (The Year of Being 70): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzDmlsx6mhXmqlFJFZEEvaOwytbeAMFCm

If you enjoyed this discussion, as well as the personal journeys of these old (in every sense) friends, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and tap the bell icon to stay updated on new episodes of The Year of Being 70. Subscribe now and join the journey!

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