Is the Concept of "Aging Gracefully" Outdated? | Carol Orsborn Interview | Sixty and Me Show
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Channel: Sixty and Me · 2014 · People & Blogs
Women are redefining life in their sixties. They are asking whether the idea of "aging gracefully" is an old fashioned and outdated concept. If you want to live life in your sixties with passion and verve, being true to yourself while challenging stereotypes of aging, this video is one that you will enjoy. http://sixtyandme.com/is-the-concept-of-aging-gracefully-outdated-interview-with-carol-orsborn In this episode of the Sixty and Me show, I speak with the articulate and gutsy Carol Orsborn. I hope that you enjoy the show! Please like, share and comment on this video so that other women can benefit from it too. Have your say! Do you think that the concept of aging gracefully is counterproductive and outdated? What "ly" word would you replace "gracefully" with? Please add your thoughts and comments below. We'd love to hear from you. CONNECT WITH SIXTY AND ME: * Website: http://sixtyandme.com * Forums: http://sixtyandme.com/forums * Facebook: http://facebook.com/sixtyandme * Twitter: http://twitter.com/sixtyandme * Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/sixtyandme * Newsletter: http://bit.ly/sixtyandmenewsletter
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