A Successful Life

The Dirtbag Diaries

Duct Tape Then Beer

Sports, Wilderness

4.8 • 2.6K Ratings

🗓️ 8 April 2010

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Summary

Last year, Aimee Brown got the opportunity of a lifetime a job writing for National Geographic. Excited, she packed her Subaru and moved east. After a few weeks of living in D.C. a nagging feeling set in. Were days looking out an office window, lonely treadmill runs and sun salutations without the sun success? It took six thousand miles of driving for her to answer that question.

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0:00.0	I've been involved in the Patagonia field testing program for over 20 years right now.
0:08.4	For silent sports done in nature.
0:10.4	That's the feeling.
0:11.4	That's the feeling that I fell in love with with climate.
0:14.5	Cause no one necessary harm.
0:16.0	So organic cotton and recycle polyester to recycling the clothing to measuring our carbon
0:21.7	footprint.
0:22.7	Inspire and implement solutions to the environmental crisis.
0:26.5	So give some love back to this river that doesn't happen.
0:29.6	It's not getting any love.
0:31.6	See what drives us at Patagonia.com.
0:36.1	Success.
0:37.9	I know we've talked about it a lot on the diaries.
0:40.5	Maybe not directly, but it's a part of a lot of these stories.
0:44.9	What is it?
0:45.8	Is it reaching the top of your profession?
0:47.6	Is it buying a home?
0:48.7	Is it being outside as much as possible?
0:51.7	Maybe it's all those things.
0:53.6	I know it's different for each of us.
0:55.8	Things have been hectic here in a good way.
0:58.9	My hard work is paying off in ways I'd never imagined.
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