89. Pushing the limits of human abilities: Timeless art of taking educated risks in the wild, at work, and in our lives

The Good Grow Great Podcast

If you’re looking to get away from it all, while successfully finding purpose-driven work-life alignment, this episode is for you.

Today, I talked with Adam Tobey, who believes that while the wilderness is dynamic, ever-changing, and powerful, it’s also a place of stillness, rest, & education.

Adam holds a Master of Divinity and a Master of Arts from Princeton Theological Seminary. He is also a certified wilderness First Responder, a leave-no-trace Master Educator, serves as the Utah State Advocate for Outdoor Ethics, and is an AMGA Certified single pitch Instructor.

With over a decade spent teaching and guiding people through the wilderness, Adam lives to introduce a love of the outdoors to people of all ages at goago.org.

Among others, today, he shared with us:

1. What you really should do when you’re fearful of something,
2. The timeless art of taking educated risks, and
3. What real ownership looks like, as opposed to ‘taking control’.

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