What do you think?
Rate this book
Rebellious Aging: A Self-help Guide for the Old Hippie at Heart
This book contains some of the best life coaching tips and techniques for personal transformation available on the planet today—and they will help you age like a Rebel! Are you an unconventional, fiercely independent old hippie at heart, determined to age in the best way possible, but facing major life changes such as divorce, relocation, retirement, or empty nest? Have these changes thrown you for a loop? And are you starting to feel stuck, losing your enthusiasm and zest for life, and as if you’re in a fog? You need to read this book! Take heart! We’re all in the same boat. Aging can be fun! You just need to awaken your Rebel and learn to live adventurously. Again. This motivational, life-coaching self-help guide is just for you and will help you survive those transitions, get back on track, and emerge from that deep dark foggy forest as a new and improved version of yourself. How? I hear you cry? In this entertaining, practical, and with a touch of the mystical, guide, you will • The #1 reason you feel stuck and what you can do about it • How to identify your Archetypes and use them as guides • Define once and for all the story you are telling yourself about growing old and how to rewrite that script! • The recipe for the secret sauce to discover your purpose and create your dream life! It will inspire, motivate, and encourage you to keep on truckin’. “The opposite of courage isn’t cowardice, it’s conformity.” Jim Hightower Join the author, Margaret Nash, Life-Coach, self-help writer, and NLP trainer with over 20 years’ experience, on her Hero’s Journey to re-find her mojo and forge a new path in life, after facing a number of daunting challenges all at once. Every idea, method and process outlined in this book is one that helped her get back behind the wheel and motoring again. Margaret was born in Alabama, lived a big chunk of her life in England, and is now settled in San Miguel de Allende, a gorgeous town in the central highlands of Mexico. She’s an old hippie at heart and enjoying her life. SO SCROLL ON UP AND START YOUR NEW LIFE, NOW. Check out what others are "I recommend Rebellious Aging to anyone who is finding their life somewhat stale and is ready to make changes that will indeed result in a life well lived. This will likely be one of the best self-help books you will encounter." "This is a book that you will refer to again and again. I highlighted many passages as I read along. This will definitely be a keeper on my kindle for many years to come." "This book was a big wow. It is so nicely written, so caring, which helped me want to care more for myself." " An amusing and witty two fingers to consumer capitalism, we 60 somethings from the 60s should both revel in her advice, and apply the gems from it to our quotidian lives." " A must read for those of us hitting the second mid-life crisis!" "Great for anyone who hates the golf/knitting/cardplaying type of retirement and wants to find and follow their real passions instead." Download your copy today!
214 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 11, 2015
537 people are currently reading
80 people want to read
Ratings & Reviews
Friends & Following
Create a free account to discover what your friends think of this book!
Community Reviews
Displaying 1 - 14 of 14 reviews
May 31, 2021
A tremendous read
Nash has written an amazing book, which helps you find your way through the very rocky, uncertainty of getting older and finding a reason to keep going. It is easy to follow, with incredible step by step instructions. She gives hope for the many transitions we all go through in getting older.
Nash has written an amazing book, which helps you find your way through the very rocky, uncertainty of getting older and finding a reason to keep going. It is easy to follow, with incredible step by step instructions. She gives hope for the many transitions we all go through in getting older.
July 4, 2022
“The important thing to remember is that your story needs revising and updating as you approach each new stage in your life. If you don’t revise it you can lose your way. You can become frustrated, lacking in inspiration and with no interest in your goals. Major changes can suddenly sweep away your roles, and with them your sense of identity.” ~ Spot On!
April 21, 2018
The author is very adventurous which I am not, so I didn't really relate to her. I found it repetitive and a bit too focused on how wonderful the author's life is. I enjoyed reading about Archetypes, which is a new concept to me. I think I would rather enjoy the time I have left than focus on myself and reinventing my life.
May 9, 2024
The author thinks hobbies are inane. I'm convinced she's basically trying to teach you how to retire from a work-a-holics' point of view.
Basically just a book about how amazing her life is and was.how you can move to a cheaper country with less rules and it will give you an amazing retirement (but at what cost to the local people and economy is not mentioned). And how if you work hard enough your retirement can be great too. Outrageous lie. I initially thought the archetype would be interesting- nope nothing redemptive in the middle couldn't have read elsewhere.
SMART goals are a joke for retirement I don't understand why she thinks they are helpful here. She basically praises Trump (and other harmful people) which is insane that she seems to think he's a great businessman who slayed his internal saboteur and not just the narcissist he is.
I don't think its wise to teach tapping techniques from a book as without a therapist they can trigger you.
Basically just a book about how amazing her life is and was.how you can move to a cheaper country with less rules and it will give you an amazing retirement (but at what cost to the local people and economy is not mentioned). And how if you work hard enough your retirement can be great too. Outrageous lie. I initially thought the archetype would be interesting- nope nothing redemptive in the middle couldn't have read elsewhere.
SMART goals are a joke for retirement I don't understand why she thinks they are helpful here. She basically praises Trump (and other harmful people) which is insane that she seems to think he's a great businessman who slayed his internal saboteur and not just the narcissist he is.
I don't think its wise to teach tapping techniques from a book as without a therapist they can trigger you.
November 27, 2022
this was just the book I needed to read. I’ve been in semi retirement for almost 2 years... I feel like I’ve lost much of my inspitation...a sense of being alone and having some physical disabilities...She talks a lot about the archetypes and how to make them work for you. she also explains the difference between goal setting and manifesting...It was a good book and I’m going to look into reading some of her other titles...
June 9, 2019
Great solid thoughts and guidelines !
With so much going on in our lives and the old Hippie stage I’m in , I had forgotten how to take care of me. I really needed the refresher course on how life is supposed to work, and I had forgotten the important parts of being a Hippie! Thanks
With so much going on in our lives and the old Hippie stage I’m in , I had forgotten how to take care of me. I really needed the refresher course on how life is supposed to work, and I had forgotten the important parts of being a Hippie! Thanks
July 20, 2021
Claptrap revealed as useful!
What starts out as an excuse for psycho babble soon turns interesting and if you invest into the process, useful. I wound up seeing the value in many of the exercises and chapters of the book, really a coaching guide for anyone in transition, but mostly for aging hippies, or would have been hippies if they hadn’t confirmed.
What starts out as an excuse for psycho babble soon turns interesting and if you invest into the process, useful. I wound up seeing the value in many of the exercises and chapters of the book, really a coaching guide for anyone in transition, but mostly for aging hippies, or would have been hippies if they hadn’t confirmed.
April 7, 2019
Self-help guide
A great book for the aging senior who is slowly reacting to aging........ with tips on ideas and methods to keep going, setting up goals, motivation and a positive outlook.
A great book for the aging senior who is slowly reacting to aging........ with tips on ideas and methods to keep going, setting up goals, motivation and a positive outlook.
July 23, 2019
I borrowed this book through Amazon's "free with Prime" offer.
I would put this self-help book in the sub-category of "how I helped myself and it will probably work for you too."
I would recommend it for those readers who previously used the work Caroline Myss did with archetypes.
I would put this self-help book in the sub-category of "how I helped myself and it will probably work for you too."
I would recommend it for those readers who previously used the work Caroline Myss did with archetypes.
December 31, 2021
Encouraging!
Gives good advice and ideas on how to make getting older not feel like the end of change. Don't have to be bored with retirement and you can still make an impact in your life.
Gives good advice and ideas on how to make getting older not feel like the end of change. Don't have to be bored with retirement and you can still make an impact in your life.
December 18, 2019
Very thought provoking! Helped me process my life's direction after the passing of both my parents.
August 1, 2023
A nice mix of methods
I appreciated the mix of beliefs and
methods the author puts out there. Something everyone can take away a message with.
I appreciated the mix of beliefs and
methods the author puts out there. Something everyone can take away a message with.
June 13, 2015
Needs chapter titles
Nonfiction readers like to know where the book is going. Can't really do that when the chapters are called chapter number one, chapter number two, chapter number three …
Adding chapter titles would really help.
Nonfiction readers like to know where the book is going. Can't really do that when the chapters are called chapter number one, chapter number two, chapter number three …
Adding chapter titles would really help.
September 2, 2019
Just what I needed
At this time in my life, I felt lost. This book helped me sort out what my true purpose was and set off into a new direction. Definitely worth reading.
At this time in my life, I felt lost. This book helped me sort out what my true purpose was and set off into a new direction. Definitely worth reading.
Displaying 1 - 14 of 14 reviews