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They say spending time in nature can change your life. But in a world packed with indoor life pressures, how can you make getting outside just a part of who you are? Welcome to the Humans Outside podcast by Amy Bushatz, where we explore life in the great outdoors from our perch in Alaska, all while hearing from fascinating outdoor-minded guests.
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Welcome to the Humans Outside podcast, where we explore life in the great outdoors from our perch in Alaska, all while hearing from fascinating outdoor-minded guests.
Did you know I’m a journalist? I mean, you probably do because I mention it in the intro of many episodes of Humans Outside. But you probably didn’t know I’m launching a local nonprofit newspaper.
It’s an all-consuming project, and going outside has been key to helping me get it off the ground.
Going outside daily has also been key to helping me understand how to manage my time, how to prioritize what’s important to me, how to make all of it happen in one day.
But it’s also taught me that the world is full of natural beginnings and endings as a part of the seasons.
Listen now.
What happens if you say “yes” to just one adventure or step out of your comfort zone? Maybe you’ll create a single unforgettable experience. Or maybe that “yes” will lead you down a path where you encounter more interesting (and maybe a little scary) ideas and opportunities.
That’s what today’s guest, author and physician Mimi Zieman, found when she stepped out of her comfort zone in New York City to try something new. From the streets of the city to the base camp of Mt. Everest, Mimi discovered how saying yes to ideas and taking up space in the world can lead to a lifetime of growth.
In this episode, Mimi takes us on her journey from “yes” to Everest and gives us tips for finding our own space by following the power of that one word. Listen now.
There are a lot of reasons to spend time in nature, but as I reflect back on all of the things I’ve learned by heading outside every day for more than 2,500 days in a row, some takeaways stick out more than others.
The biggest thing I’ve learned by spending time outside is also both my favorite lesson and the thing I least expected.
What is it? Listen now!
Step outside daily and transform your life
How would your life change if you spent time outside every day for a year? Register for the Humans Outside Challenge and find the help, motivation and accountability to give it a try.
Register for Humans Outside Challenge Ground, Mountain or Sky tiers to receive exclusive Challenge help and rewards, like our Challenge Guide, written by Amy Bushatz just for you, motivating tracker sheet, finisher medal, finisher decal, or the Challenge neck gaiter, one of Humans Outside’s favorite and most essential outdoor gear item.
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Includes:
- Humans Outside challenge guide
- Humans Outside challenge tracker sheet
- Finisher decal
- Challenge finisher medal
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