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Hey friends, Kurt here. Thanks for listening. Of course, again today to the Adventure Sports podcast, but also this special life outside the box episode.

Cindy, welcome to the program.

Hi, thank you for having me, Kurt.

This episode is another life outside the box episode, like I said, but this is not about just the adventure side, though Cindy's family had amazing adventures for many, many, many years.

And we'll talk a little bit about that. This is going to talk about ways to incorporate

life experiences and adventure and travel in educating your own children. And Cindy has literally

written the book on this. And it's one of

the key elements to being able to live a life outside the box. If you have kids, you need a way to

make sure that they are cared for and educated, and also a way to maximize those family experiences.

And so that's what Cindy's book is about. I'm going to read just a little bit

of the press release so that you can get a feel for that. It says, Cindy's story begins in the

Rocky Mountain Wilderness on a unique and extraordinary journey, two parents leading their young

children 3,100 miles on the backs of llamas.

This Canada to Mexico trek illustrated to Cindy and her husband what experiential education

can do.

Inspired by the experience, they went on to create a new way of supplementing their children's

education, focusing on two arenas for learning, the natural

world and travel. In this age of world connection, it is important to raise broad-minded and

empathetic children who are knowledgeable about other cultures. To accomplish this goal, Cindy chose

an unorthodox approach. She orchestrated learning opportunities for her children,

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