She’s spent a lifetime moving on. Different homes, different countries, different careers, different versions of herself. Kym Vincenti calls herself a “life jumper”, always moving towards the next thing.

But this season is different.

For the first time, Kym has a reason to stay.

In this conversation, we explore why some people find it difficult to stay still, what keeps us moving on, and what can finally make staying feel worth it, including:

• Why some people develop a lifelong instinct to keep moving, changing and creating new chapters
• How childhood experiences, loss and instability can shape our relationship with freedom, home and staying put
• What it means to be a “life jumper”, always moving towards the next experience, place, role or possibility
• Why staying still can feel harder than starting again
• How becoming a grandmother has given Kym a reason to stay that she has never had before
• The different identities, names and versions of ourselves we carry through different seasons of life
• The constant thread of service that can exist beneath a life that looks full of change
• What we learn about ourselves when we finally stop moving long enough to look back
• Writing your own story after spending years helping other people tell theirs
• How old experiences can resurface when we finally become still enough to feel them
• The difference between helping, fixing and taking responsibility for other people’s lives
• What it means to create a life that holds both adventure and rootedness

If you have spent years moving on, starting again, seeking freedom or wondering what might be next, this conversation offers a different question:

What might make staying worth it?

Kym shares an extraordinary story of survival, movement, service, family and finding her way into a season she never expected, one where, perhaps for the first time, she has a reason to stay.

Connect with Kym: Sexagenarian.co.uk

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