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The internet's grandma has advice for late bloomers: 'It doesn't all have to be perfect'
Kim Murstein and Gail Rudnick are the duo behind "Excuse My Grandma," an advice podcast that dives into life, love and other issues across generations.
TL;DR
- Many Americans are delaying traditional life milestones like marriage, children, and homeownership.
- 84-year-old Gail Rudnick, co-host of "Excuse My Grandma" podcast, encourages young people to embrace imperfection and not fear failure.
- Rudnick acknowledges the benefits of modern youth prioritizing education and careers but expresses concern about a fear of commitment.
- She believes "togetherness" with others is crucial for happiness and well-being, contrasting with decreased socialization and increased dating costs.
- Rudnick started a new podcasting career at age 79, serving as an example that it's never too late to pursue something new.