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My guest today, Woodwardy, was born in South Africa. In two land that was owned for many

generations by his family in the very early days as a place for hunting and in more modern

incarnations as a place of conservation and renewal. He began learning the art of tracking

lions at a very young age, not for hunting, but for as a devotion and also eventually as a scout

for guides to bring guests into the wilderness in search of seeing animals most often lions in

this beautiful protected environment. And through that process, learning to connect deeply with

the land and the natural environment, he discovered how to see and follow threads that often took hours

if not days to lead to their majestic and wild. But when it came to his own life, he found himself

deeply shut down after trauma, operating on autopilot until a chance encounter with a sort of world

acclaimed coach changed everything and opened his eyes to the possibility of using his skills as a

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