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At 66 years old, Alison Weihe is rewriting the rules of success.

An award-winning entrepreneur, author, speaker, coach and philanthropist, Weihe has spent decades bridging divides.

Embracing her sixties as a new chapter, she now guides others to live intentionally.

“I have found that people respect my silver hair and the wisdom of my lived experience as a political activist, as an entrepreneur and now as a speaker and writer."

"But I am very youthful in my manner, so most people do not realise my age because of the intensity of purpose I live my life in,” she said.

Growing up, I wondered if I'd been delivered to the wrong address. My parents and my siblings were extremely sporty and academic. I was the quiet shy child wanting to be invisible. I found my refuge in my love of animals and in reading. I became a sensitive observer of the world around me.

On the surface, our lives seemed idyllic. But underneath that apparent facade was a deeper double life that no one knew about, not even my best friend at school.

I used to think ageing meant becoming invisible. Slowing down. Shrinking into a version of yourself the world expects you to be.

But at 60, I did the opposite.

I rewrote the story.

How often do we pause in our busy lives to hear another voice, our inner voice? In this complex, messy, war-torn, media-fueled, relentless world of immediate demands and immediate gratification, sometimes all we hear is the cacophony of the world.

At the age of 60, I paused. I was at a crossroads in my life. I had been the public face of our company, Creative Stone, for 20 years. I knew it was time for a new era and time to let our leadership team own their own narrative and develop their own unique voices.