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#37 What My Mother Told Me - Gini McGrail on Love, Life and the Heart of Christiania

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Send us Fan MailThis one is personal. Here my mum, Gini, shares her journey of becoming- her joys and sorrows, her inspiration and motivation, things that still empower and ignite me today.From travelling the world as a baby, cared for by local maids in Papua New Guinea and Australia, to spending seven weeks at sea on the great ship that carried her between continents- sometimes more than once. From a short chapter in England to finally landing in Copenhagen, where she fought to create a foundation rooted in her own heart.Born into the rigid limitations placed on women in the 1950s, and shaped by the love, freedom and liberation of the 1960s, Gini has always lived from her heart. She is not just my mother- she is an icon.In a world where we can do and be anything- in her own words- we must all live by this mantra: “It’s Only Love. Give It Away.”Here, she shares why and how-Gini style.Gini writes for local newspaper Christianshavneren in Copenhagen.  For your opportunity to win a LIVE coaching call with Josephine submit your 5star reviews on Spotify and Apple Music and send screen shots to [email protected] are announced on the 1st of every monthSupport the show

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