RETIRMENT... The Ups and Downs with Lynda Dyer
Why is it that some people thrive in retirement while others struggle? It is our perception of what society thinks of retirees? Is it the presumed lack of productivity? Is it a financial blow to our ego and lifestyle? There is an old saying that when our children are born we can't wait for them to crawl, walk and talk. Then we are quick to tell them to "sit down and shut up". Our older parents, who gave us all of their lives, resources, finances, love and knowledge are quite often neglected when they get older rather than given a helping hand. Many retirees struggle and begin eating more or drinking more to fill the "gap". Lynda Dyer, Certified NLP Trainer & Master Trainer of Matrix Therapies, #1 Best-Selling Author of 'You Can Make It Happen AGE Is An Attitude', will share how to age elegantly and make positive life choices. In Lynda's Ted X talk on 'Happiness is a Choice', she spoke about how Governments quite often measure their country doing well by the GDP and not on Attitude or level of Happiness of its peoples. If we are socialized to 'be productive', Is it a dent to the ego to have to 'retire' from our productive life? If our 'productivity' gives us the finances for our lifestyle, are we prepared to let that source of income go? Can we 'reduce' our workload and find greater balance? Lynda Dyer will share retirement challenges, productive volunteer experiences, and strategies for giving back and living a joyful life.
Lynda Dyer is the Director of Mind Power Global Pty Ltd. She was one of 58 people from around the world filmed for “The Secret” because she lives her material. She has recently been included as one of “The Masters” with other Secret Teachers at the Masters Gathering in San Diego USA.
She is a Certified Professional Trainer in NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming). She is also an International Speaker, Author and Transformational Coach. As a trainer of trainers in health and fitness she offers a holistic approach to her coaching and training. She cured herself of the debilitating autoimmune disease of Lupus. She also assisted the earthquake victims in China by writing and translating 5,000 copies of her “Good Grief” book and delivering them personally.
As a student, she dressed up as a man to travel to England to find her Dad’s family. You won’t want to miss this lady. You will laugh and cry when you hear her amazing stories. She travels the globe as an inspiration to many around the world with her passion and zest for empowering others to “be” more.