Inspiring families to connect through simple authentic adventures
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.
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.
The art of creating connection through travel and always planning the next adventure
Often we get stuck in life and don’t see a path out. Doc G shares his story of opting out of his life as a physician toward one filled with freedom, purpose and joy.
Today we pick up the conversation with Johanna Garton, however this episode will focus on her second book Edge of the Map, in particular how Christine Boskoff pushed the boundaries of conventional expectations and setting the stage for female mountaineers
Learn how Johanna Garton wrote her family adventure story which led to her becoming and adventure author.
Hindsight 20/20 will never have the same meaning for me. As we look to turn the calendar to 2021, how will you frame adventure through the lens of joy and connection.