Inspiring families to connect through simple authentic adventures
How can I be more adventurous? social conditioning begins around age 10 – we begin the entry point into educational pathways grooming us for specific careers, we are taught to tame our personalities and fall in line with the expectations of society, we lose some of the vivacious energy of our early years. Exercises to practice the 7 YO mindset and be guided by curiosity.
There are a million examples of people leaving jobs because of a toxic work environment, or being burned out. But what if you genuinely love your job? Learn how Heidi is leaving a dream job for a dream lifestyle and how she approached this decision.
Liz went after an intention and dream after years of it being on the dream list. Beyond the romance and allure of an adventure like the Camino is also the realness and confidence that is gained in doing hard things.
Writing a book is adventure that is more fulfilling when done in community. In this episode Kent Sanders offers insight on the writing process and how he supported Heidi in publishing her first book to help families adventure more.
Heidi Dusek takes us behind the scenes to unfold the book Beyond Normal: a field guide to embrace adventure, explore the wilderness, and design an extraordinary life with kids.
Empathy is a critical skill in human connection, designing a life and embracing adventures. Understanding others perspectives and be self aware of our own emotions allows us to connect more deeply with people making experiences richer.
Adventure plans don’t always go according to plan. Listen as Heidi rings in the New Year and how community supports her through the dark spots of adversity.
What to do with winter? Many either embrace the hygge or seek to escape ASAP. In this episode, Heidi offers us potential options for the spectrum of winter love.
How one family defined success by spending 7 months in the woods. Harvey Sutton is the youngest person to complete the nearly 2200 miles Appalachian Trail going north. During their adventure, the Sutton family gained a large appreciation for the wild, but most of all an appreciation for time itself.
