Your Prime Spark

Today’s conversation is going to light a fire under every woman who has ever been told that life starts winding down after 50… or heaven forbid… after 65. My guest today is Dr. Sara Hart, and I knew the minute I read the phrase “Antiretirement — for women too smart to retire,” that we were going to get along just fine. Sara is a lifelong advocate for social change, a speaker, consultant, and the founder of Prime Spark — a movement dedicated to changing the way our culture sees and treats older women. And let’s just say… she is not here to tell you to sit in a rocking chair, play bingo, and wait for the end. She spent decades in corporate leadership, walked away when it no longer fit, built her own consulting company, and now she’s on a mission to challenge one of the biggest assumptions our society makes — that women are supposed to slow down just when they’re getting powerful. And if you’ve listened to this show for any length of time, you already know… I believe the second half of life is not the decline — it’s the awakening. It’s the wisdom years. It’s the frequency years. It’s when women become dangerous in the best possible way. So today we’re talking about retirement, anti-retirement, menopause as power, cultural conditioning, and why the world may not be ready for a billion wise women… but it’s getting them anyway. Sara, welcome to the Radical Responsibility Revolution. Grab Your Complimentary copy of Your Inner Billionaire HERE: Connect with Sara: Website: www.primesparkwomen.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahartcom/ Seven Questions to Ignite Your Prime Spark: https://sara-hart.aweb.page/p/135d7a29-4bfa-4ce3-8ef3-056e3f1192a9 Official Bio: Dr. Sara Hart is a lifelong advocate for social change and an inspirational, motivating speaker. She is passionate about Prime Spark, an idea that became a movement to change the way our culture sees and treats senior women. As a speaker, she provides controversial, cutting-edge ideas in an interactive setting. Sara founded Hartcom, a consulting company, over 20 years ago. Prior to this, she worked for 20 years as head of learning and development at a Fortune 100 company. Her primary focus now is on Antiretirement For Women Too Smart to Retire. She lives in Los Altos, CA with her cat, Molly.