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100: Guy’s Guy Radio with Robert Manni - Episode 100
100: Guy’s Guy Radio with Robert Manni - Episode 100
100: Guy’s Guy Radio with Robert Manni - Episode 100
Monday 3rd March 2025
Robert Manni challenges age stereotypes and shares wisdom on staying vibrant at 70. A must-listen for fresh perspectives on aging.
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Get the buttons here!Embracing 70: Age Is Just a Number with Robert Manni
Episode Overview
- Aging is a choice – stay curious and keep learning.
- Challenge cultural narratives about age.
- Maintain physical health through mindful practices.
- Embrace a positive mindset for mental resilience.
- Incorporate spirituality for a fulfilling life.
Aging is a choice.
In this episode of Guy’s Guy Radio, host Robert Manni celebrates his 70th birthday by sharing his reflections on aging and the wisdom he's gained over the years. With over 750 interviews under his belt, Robert dives into what it means to turn 70 in today’s society, challenging the notion that hitting this milestone equates to being 'old'.
He highlights how our culture often imposes limiting beliefs about age and discusses how he has managed to stay vibrant and active through mindful practices and a positive mindset. Robert is joined by former producer Ryan Gilpatrick, who helps steer the conversation towards the cultural narratives surrounding age. Together, they debunk myths about aging, using examples of people who have thrived well into their later years.
Robert shares personal anecdotes about maintaining physical health, the importance of mental resilience, and how embracing a spiritual outlook can lead to a fulfilling life at any age. Listeners will find inspiration in Robert's mantra that