Perfectly Imperfect Life Over 60 With Sandra Hart

Perfectly Imperfect is the observation that imperfections are often more valuable than perfections, imperfection is a natural condition of beiing human.

Welcome! My lifetime career has been in television, film and the theatre, so what better platform to share my life experiences with others than Youtube and my blog, sandrashart. Life and thoughts and just about everything under the sun. The only order to it is life itself as lived. I am married and have three grown children.
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Music: Epidemic Sound

[lpgirl]

Love this! I'm 73. When I stopped dying my hair about a year or so ago, I realized I am finally able to be myself....with flaws, I've gained confidence, a lilt to my step, and a sense of humor. I can greet folks in public with authenticity and hopefully brighten their day as well as my own. Thank you for this video, Sandra.

[delisamarchetti]

Hi Sandra, I just turned 60 this. year and am disabled. Along with other health issues, I have broken the vertebrae in my spine on several occasions, big fractures, and micro fractures. Sometimes even getting hugged too tight can open up a compression fracture. I appreciate your words so much about beauty in brokenness. Because of having such wonderful women in my life as examples I have tried to imitate their grace under trial and bear the pain while being determined to hold on to those things that make me unique. It is a constant test. I have found that if I give in to the negativity and fall into the pit, it is a hundred times harder to crawl out than it would have been to walk away from the edge in the first place. Thank you Sandra for always encouraging authenticity, beauty and wisdom. Wisdom is an older woman's crowning glory and gift to the world.

[patriciareeps]

Your talk today struck a chord with me. I’ve reached the age of 83 and am finally confident in myself. I’ve accepted my flaws, it makes me unique. My granddaughter made me a tshirt that says, Be yourself everyone else is taken. Thanks for the affirmation

[barbarapipes]

This is the third time I watched this in two days. I’m 79 and still have difficulty accepting myself, “worts and all”. I’m going to take this to heart and grow to be a more confident person. Thank You so much. Maybe I will feel calm tonight when I go to bed.

[andreaconroy]

Sandra, this reminds me of Leonard Cohen's words "ring the bell that still can ring, forget your perfect offering, there's a crack in everything....it's how the light gets in" These words meant so much to me the first time I heard them while I was going through tough treatment for late stage peritoneal/ovarian cancer at the age of 59. Well, I lost all my hair (and I mean all) and it didn't all come back but what did, on my head, was grey and, as by this time I was coming up to 60, I decided to embrace it and I love it. I am 6 years into remission now and, even though I' left with a lifelong condition as a result of my cancer surgery, I couldn't feel more grateful to be here.

[lindamilasch]

Love this I’m 70 and I was struggling with it but watching this is the best medicine

[dreamgaits]

Isn't it freeing to accept yourself for how you are today? I don't try to go around frumpy, but I polish up what I have and go enjoy the day. I got here by the sweat of my brow, my "age spots" tell of countless hours working and playing in the sun, my "wrinkles" say I made it through a lot of trials and tribulations and many of my friends are in the ground now, I am pressing on. The wrinkles around my eyes and mouth are from the smiles my pets and the few humans close to me have brought to me. Many years ago before I was a seasoned citizen I actually wrote about my scars and how proud of them I was because they proved I made it through that trauma and they tell a story. Thanks for your message today.

[PeachesSkinCare]

It has taken me 57 years to find my confidence and to realize I am enough and love me. Allowing My great hair sparkle and aging with grace both inside and out and not fighting the journey is key. Thank you Sandra for encouraging all of us. I cherish you so much. 🙌🏻🧡🍑Lisa

[ladyw]

How we all need to hear today’s message!!! I have always allowed the desire for perfection to stop me from doing so many things that definitely would have enhanced my life. As I’ve aged, and so thankfully, I am finally learning to let go and just do many things that I’ve always wanted to do!!! What is that old saying?…beauty is in the eye of the beholder; well, I definitely think this can also apply to perfection!!!

[thefox]

I tend to seek out weirdos. My favorite pieces of furniture are the old wooden ones that I bought used and are full of scratches and crayon marks because they have stories. It's sad that we waste so much time reaching for a perfection that doesn't exist. Sandra, thank you for putting this reminder out into the world ❤

[elizabetherwin]

I absolutely LOVE your videos, Sandra...the music, the graphics, the video footage and most especially, YOU!! You are a true inspiration to us 'women of mature years', and I love Tuesdays because all of us will have a few minutes out of the week to spend with you. Your perspectives are genuine and your delivery precious and heartfelt. Thank you, dear one ~

[lilianpieters-malmberg]

Thank you Sandra.
Being almost 74 ... I know all of what you're talking about ... but sometimes we need to hear it again from someone else 😉.
Sending Blessings and love ... ❤

[kykittykat]

You are beautiful in pink, Sandra! It’s also my favorite color to wear!

[anncarr]

I always look forward to your great words & encouragement! We are stronger than we think, smarter than we think, and happier than we feel when we live realizing imperfect is ok! Agreed being authentic is the best to be! ❤😊

[joannadavis]

Sandra, I am 78 and I design and make jewelry. I do bead weaving and PMC and when I discover a mistake I just smile and recognize nothing is perfect including myself. Imperfection is reality. Real self is recognizing when we know that we do not have to be perfect!

[tamathagilbert]

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Wonderful video on acceptance Sandra:)...
Enjoyed it:)...🙏🏿🕊🙏🏿

[christinepearce]

Accepting our imperfections sets us free. We no longer have to waste time, energy and money trying to conform or to please others. I think that this only comes with age and wisdom. I'm glad I have reached this stage in life where I can just be myself.

[brutusthebulldog]

Hi Mrs. Sandra

I ran across your channel a couple weeks ago and have tried watching nearly everyday since. You are Positive and Inspirational and even though over sixty, wise beyond your years!! Thank you for putting out encouraging content. I know I am not the only one who appreciates it!

Believe it or not I live in Nashville area (Shelbyville) and I am currently vacationing in South Beach Miami as we do as a family each yeat (my husband myself and our 11 yo son ♡). I think God brought me across your channel and I really hope you see my comment. I trt to wake up eqch morning now with positive thoughts just as yourself and your beloved Arthur said ❤

God Bless you & Coco 😊

P.s. It woukld be awesome if we could walk our fur babies together ( i have a bosten terrier & 2 english bulldogs at the house :))

[jmc]

“We’re not meant to be perfect; we're meant to be whole.”
- Jane Fonda

[kevinhanley]

My mum said: "It's very current in the present climate to say I am what I am."