Would do rock climbing emotional growth and seasonal change having common?

I'm going to tell you.

But before we dive into today's episode, I wanted to tell you a little bit about Morgan.

Morgan is a magical soul.

Morgan rough.

She is, Morgan came into my world. She's been on this up,

on this podcast before, but she came into my world about, I'm going to say five years ago.

And she came in as a client and I'll never forget how terrified she was at the beginning

of her journey, as most people are when they start with me, just the unknown

and truly wanting to be held, wanting somebody to guide them, wanting to be a strong

anchor for them. I know that they're not alone in the world. And I think when Morgan first came in,

she parenting was a challenge for her,

but also just emotional intelligence and her desire to deeply trust herself. There was some

disconnect in family relationships. And, you know, just her career uncertainty. Yeah. And I just remember, like, I mean, from who she was then

to who she is now, she's complete night and day. And I've had the privilege of kind of walking

the path with a lot of women and walking their path with them over multiple years.

And that's why I'm really, really excited for you to hear this conversation with Morgan and I today.

So going back to that statement I made at the beginning of what do rock, rock climbing, emotional growth and seasonal change have in common?

As I sit down with Morgan, she is coach. She's

wilderness adventurer. She's a mentor now and a coach inside of our community and supports my

clients. She is an environmental advocate. So she works with the environment with restoration.

And we unpack what it really means to face fear,

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