Ordinary Sherpa inspires families to turn their adventure dreams to experiences. The podcast episodes help families define adventure, be inspired from other families on this journey, and be supported by a tribe of Sherpas helping you to reach your summit. Join us in creating connection through simple and authentic adventure experiences.
Want to travel with your dog? This episode is filled with planning and packing info to make adventuring with your dog as fun as possible while keeping everyone safe.
Heidi shares several trip itineraries and the corresponding travel expenses, with tips to consider when planning both the travel budget and designing the travel experience as a family.
Austin and I discuss use of board games as a means for mini-adventures and points of connection. We unpack the neuroscience aspects of playing game and share examples of great games to experience adventures and family connections.
What creates an experience worth remembering? Dawn walks us through elements to consider and how she approaches new opportunities to create meaningful experiences.
Heidi walks us through their family’s recent airline travel from Wisconsin to Hawaii and back for under $500. Through a combination of untourism, cheap flight spotting, and travel rewards she was able to optimize her family travel budget.
The Value Proposition of Self Awareness
Creating memories with your kids comes from being and doing, not from more work.
How to create your schedule to align with your values.
How to design simple adventures that support family connection
Will you accept the challenge? Bring simple adventures to your family this summer allowing families to connect slowing the busy train down.
In this episode, Aaron Hunt from Your Personal Brand podcast pulls back the curtain to better understand Ordinary Sherpa by interviewing me, the host and fellow Sherpa, Heidi Dusek.
The art of creating connection through travel and always planning the next adventure
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