If you stay lost in the wild long enough, you'll find yourself.
AI hasn’t taken over yet, but our computing machines are quickly recognizing patterns and preparing to think autonomously. In this age of advanced machine learning, how do we prepare for a world where computers learn to the point that they are making their own decisions?
Why we should be using International Women’s Day as a reminder to take action to protect everyone's human rights.
Sometimes life seems difficult for seemingly no reason. However, keep in mind you can always shift your reality just by mindfully altering your perspective.
Not everyone needs to be on the same level of agility to enjoy a hike. You are never obligated to finish every hike, and you can be proud of wherever your feet eventually take you.
Every bit of nature counts. You can enjoy and commune in nature daily by just stepping outside and admiring the plants and animals around you. We don’t need to summit a mountain to enjoy ourselves outside. We just needed to be outside.
Things don’t always go the way they are planned, but what you get out of the experience could be something amazing.
There are many times I find myself in difficult situations, but I become determined to see it through because I’ve already put so much work into overcoming the obstacles.
The more you know, the more you have time to prepare for a situation mentally. That’s why I try to arm myself with knowledge.
or the last five years, on my birthday, I have ventured out into nature to write and meditate. It’s my own personal low-budget outdoor writing retreat that gives me a moment to reflect on my past and look to the future.
Four years ago, I made a promise to myself that I would climb the towering giants in the SoCal 6 Pack of Peaks challenge. Last weekend, I crossed the highest peak in SoCal off my list by hiking another 20 miles in the San Gorgonio Wilderness.
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