Your Formula For Reinvention with Barbara Roberts

This week on SuperAge, we're joined by Barbara Roberts, an
influential voice in the world of entrepreneurship and personal
transformation. Barbara, a seasoned entrepreneur who's
experienced the highs and lows of building and selling companies,
shares her insightful perspectives on the identity crisis that
often follows major life transitions, such as selling a business.
She stresses the importance of understanding how work provides
structure, purpose, and community, and how losing these can lead
to challenging times. Barbara delves into the concept of
"reinvention," urging listeners to see transitions as
opportunities for growth and self-discovery. Her focus on
practical steps and self-reflection for navigating life changes
is both inspiring and grounding. Furthermore, Barbara discusses
the evolving role of women in entrepreneurship and the corporate
world, highlighting the significant strides made and the
challenges still faced. As a thought leader, Barbara's insights
are invaluable for anyone facing their own crossroads, offering
guidance on how to move forward with courage and purpose.

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Key Moments"So I also like to really highlight even
to people who don't necessarily think they have this innovative
entrepreneur or problem solving ability. Every human being had to
do this the first day that you were on lockdown, you know,
mothers, fathers, children had to figure out what they were going
to do with their limited resources in their new world."

"To make a substantial change, you have to go into what's known
as cocooning. You actually have to go through almost a mourning
period for what you did accomplish running that company. What did
you leave behind? And by necessity, you have to spend some time
alone, particularly coming out of that experience of people,
people, people coming at you. With that in mind, it is really
important to get into nature."

"There's a certain amount of courage that is needed to move
forward to be useful with people."


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