The Zen of Being More Adventurous with Derek Loudermilk

Tough Conversations with David Wood

Could you use more adventure in your life!? In this interview we cover: - Is Daring the same as living with an adventure mindset? - Why we avoid adventures and what might stop you having an adventure - Smaller steps to an adventure and the power of 1% different - The key to finding adventures - The internal adventures we can take advantage of - How we can sometimes end up on accidental adventures - How to re-frame an uncomfortable situation as an adventure - The hardest part of starting an adventure - How the body fights against going on an adventure - Would you remove any moments from your past, if you had the power!? - Why Derek believes in only investing in 10 things in life - The surprising thing he really wants for himself right now - The value of quests!

How are you living the art of adventure in your everyday life? Challenge yourself to try something 1% different from your normal routine – we talk about it in the video. Let me know using one of the links below how you’re taking the challenge, I’d love to hear it.

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