LUCY KAVINDAH – LUCY KAVINDAH

AVAILABLE PUBLICATIONS

Women At Age 50, 60, 70 and Beyond: Are We Late?

KES 299/=

Women At Age 50, 60, 70 and Beyond: Are We Late?

KES 299/=

Women At Age 50, 60, 70 and Beyond: Are We Late?

KES 299/=

Women At Age 50, 60, 70 and Beyond: Are We Late?

KES 299/=

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

LUCY KAVINDAH’S literary works serve as empowering guides for women in their golden years, offering practical strategies and heartfelt encouragement for personal rediscovery. Her publications blend academic expertise with real-world experience, creating accessible resources that address the unique challenges and opportunities faced by women over fifty. Drawing from her work with hundreds of women across Kenya and beyond, Lucy’s writing explores themes of mobility, independence, and continuous learning in later life. Her publications stand out for their unique approach to late-life transformation, combining theoretical frameworks from her extensive academic background with practical, implementable strategies.

Through compelling narratives and evidence-based research, she demonstrates how women can break free from societal limitations and embrace new adventures, particularly through mechanical pursuits and physical activities. The books particularly emphasize the transformative power of embracing new mechanical hobbies and physical activities, inspired by her own journey with cycling. Each publication combines scholarly insight with practical wisdom, making complex concepts accessible to readers from all backgrounds.

Her writing style seamlessly weaves together personal anecdotes, academic research, and practical exercises, creating engaging resources that resonate with readers at different stages of their rediscovery journey. A portion of the proceeds from her works supports initiatives promoting bicycle accessibility in Kenyan communities, reflecting her commitment to both individual empowerment and community development. Through her publications, Lucy continues to inspire and guide women toward renewed purpose and vitality in their mature years.

SYNOPSIS

This book addresses the prevalent idea that women beyond the age of 50 are “too late” to reinvent themselves. Kavindah contends that older women have valuable assets collected over decades, such as knowledge, skills, experience, networks, and maturity, making this life stage excellent for personal and professional development. The author discusses frequent hurdles for older women, such as financial insecurity, retirement concerns, health issues, familial complications, and societal expectations to live up to traditional “grandmotherly” responsibilities. She recognizes that, although information and tools are readily accessible, women’s mental hurdles and societal expectations frequently impede them from seizing new chances. Kavindah outlines practical strategies for self-rediscovery, highlighting the necessity of beginning small. She suggests starting with cleaning physical spaces before attempting larger life adjustments. The book describes a comprehensive approach to professional reinvention that includes self-reflection, chronicling experiences, developing educational materials, networking, and arranging events in one’s field of expertise.

“From the lecture halls of three continents to the vibrant streets of Kenya, Lucy Kavindah champions women’s empowerment with unique flair. As a seasoned educationist and bicycle entrepreneur, she’s redefining aging by guiding women 50+ to embrace life’s second acts. Through her work, she proves that wisdom, adventure, and reinvention are ageless companions on the journey of self-discovery.”