Charlotte Kaufman's guest appearances

Charlotte Kaufman

Badass Women at Any Age

This Girl Sails

Pamela Weiss

Lise Deguire

Kathy Caprino

Kare Anderson

Melanie Joy

Cindy Gallop

Carson Tate

Lois Frankel

Emily Cassel

Tracy Matthews

Becky Robinson

Gloria Feldt

Jesse Draper

Brett Anderson

Marcia Reynolds

OwlTail

Working as an executive coach Bonnie Marcus began researching gendered ageism after one of her clients experienced changes in her workplace that set her career at a disadvantage.  Motivated by her research and discovery of consistent practices of gendered ageism in the workplace Bonnie focused on building awareness around the issue by helping give women a voice and the tools to be able to deal with this growing practice.  With the purpose of bringing awareness of gendered ageism as well as encouraging and empowering women of any age to do what it takes to stay at the top of their game, step into their badass courage and be who they are, Bonnie wrote Not Done Yet! How Women Over 50 Regain their Confidence and Claim Workplace Power.  As an executive coach, speaker, author and host of the Badass Women at Any Age podcast,  Bonnie is passionate about helping women understand their  talent, their ambition, owning who they are and empowering them to step up and own their authentic selves, not only in the workplace, but in the world.     Charlotte Kaufman is the founder of Women Who Sail, the largest online group of women sailors in the world, and regularly reviews books.  What You Will Hear in This Episode Introduction to Bonnie and  Not Done Yet! Pandemic and job loss. Gendered ageism for women. Men graying vs. women graying and the public perception. Internalized stereotypes and beliefs that hold us back. Identifying and examining fear and limiting beliefs that have the potential to sabotage us. Facing fears and being proactive about growth. Multi Generational mentoring and personal connections. Men’s thoughts on aging and response to Not Done Yet! Tips for leaders and organizations to address diversity, equity, inclusion and  gendered ageism in the workplace. Dealing with gendered ageism comments.   Quotes: “The limiting beliefs and ageist beliefs that we hold actually hold us back.” “We can control our mindset, we can’t change society overnight.” “The key is really to stay curious.” “It’s pretty dangerous to think we have all the answers.” “We need to help people understand that ageism is engrained in the way we think and we behave.”   Mentioned:  Not Done Yet!  Not Done Yet! Amazon Bonniemarcusleadership.com Iammusicgroup.com Ammusicgroup.com  The Politics of Promotion Women Who Sail

Working as an executive coach Bonnie Marcus began researching gendered ageism after one of her clients experienced changes in her workplace that set her career at a disadvantage.  Motivated by her research and discovery of consistent practices of gendered ageism in the workplace Bonnie focused on building awareness around the issue by helping give women a voice and the tools to be able to deal with this growing practice.  With the purpose of bringing awareness of gendered ageism as well as encouraging and empowering women of any age to do what it takes to stay at the top of their game, step into their badass courage and be who they are, Bonnie wrote Not Done Yet! How Women Over 50 Regain their Confidence and Claim Workplace Power.  As an executive coach, speaker, author and host of the Badass Women at Any Age podcast,  Bonnie is passionate about helping women understand their  talent, their ambition, owning who they are and empowering them to step up and own their authentic selves, not only in the workplace, but in the world.   Charlotte Kaufman is the founder of Women Who Sail, the largest online group of women sailors in the world, and regularly reviews books. What You Will Hear in This Episode Introduction to Bonnie and  Not Done Yet! Pandemic and job loss. Gendered ageism for women. Men graying vs. women graying and the public perception. Internalized stereotypes and beliefs that hold us back. Identifying and examining fear and limiting beliefs that have the potential to sabotage us. Facing fears and being proactive about growth. Multi Generational mentoring and personal connections. Men’s thoughts on aging and response to Not Done Yet! Tips for leaders and organizations to address diversity, equity, inclusion and  gendered ageism in the workplace. Dealing with gendered ageism comments. Quotes: “The limiting beliefs and ageist beliefs that we hold actually hold us back.” “We can control our mindset, we can’t change society overnight.” “The key is really to stay curious.” “It’s pretty dangerous to think we have all the answers.” “We need to help people understand that ageism is engrained in the way we think and we behave.” Mentioned: <a href="https://bonniemarcusleadership.com/books/#Not-Done-Yet" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Not Done Yet</a>! <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Not-Done-Yet-Confidence-Workplace/dp/1989603785" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Not Done Yet!</a> Amazon <a href="https://bonniemarcusleadership.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bonniemarcusleadership.com</a> <a href="https://www.iammusicgroup.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Iammusicgroup.com</a> <a href="https://www.iammusicgroup.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ammusicgroup.com</a> <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Politics-Promotion-High-Achieving-Women-Ahead/dp/1118997425" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> The Politics of Promotion</a> <a href="https://www.womenwhosail.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Women Who Sail</a>

079: Not Done Yet! With Charlotte Kaufman

Charlotte Kaufman is a writer and sailor who started sailing in 2005 after buying a yacht with her husband. In 2014 they set sail for the south pacific from Mexico with their two daughters on their yacht Rebel Heart.It was on this passage that she lived through every sailor's worst nightmare. Losing a yacht at sea and being rescued. This however is only a small part of her sailing story.

Charlotte Kaufman is a writer and sailor who started sailing in 2005 after buying a yacht with her husband. In 2014 they set sail for the south pacific from Mexico with their two daughters on their yacht Rebel Heart. It was on this passage that she lived through every sailor's worst nightmare. Losing a yacht at sea and being rescued. This however is only a small part of her sailing story.

Kids on boats, a rescue at sea and life after sailing with Charlotte Kaufman