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Sanni McCandless Honnold has built a career at the intersection of life design and the outdoors. She started her professional life at an energy efficiency-focused tech startup in Seattle called EnergySavvy. After a few years in the nine-to-five world, Sanni took to the road for a year-long road trip as she rock climbed around the globe and pushed herself on adventures like thru-hiking the John Muir Trail. Along the way, Sanni graduated from IPEC's Life Coach Certification Program and took to the entrepreneurial world as she started her own business as a coach. Since starting her business, Sanni has won coaching awards such as Fresh Chalk's Best Seattle Life Coaches, been featured in over 30 podcasts and articles including the Tony Robbins Podcast, and worked with brands such as Lululemon, Free People, and Nature Valley. ⁣ Sanni was also a subject alongside her husband, professional rock climber, Alex Honnold, in the Oscar winning documentary, Free Solo. Outside of her one-on-one coaching, Sanni runs an online group coaching series called ReSpark, designed to help individuals be happier at work, and is the co-founder of an outdoor-based retreat series called Outwild. Outwild hosts three day experiences where participants learn how to reprioritize their values and push their comfort zone in the outdoors. When she's not living in her van, Sanni can be found in Las Vegas, Nevada where she enjoys year-round rock climbing and endless desert views. ⁣ Sanni McCandless Honnold, CPC, ELI-MP is a transition coach for outdoor-focused individuals who want to create more tailored, intentional lifestyles and find agency in their own lives. In her work, she helps people overcome the doubts and concerns that get in the way of living fearlessly and feeling fulfilled. Sanni challenges clients to communicate more honestly with those around them, stop making fear-based decisions, and achieve goals that have been on the back burner for too long. Coaching with Sanni is not about receiving advice or getting mentored. It's about establishing where you'd like to be and working with someone to tackle whatever it is that's holding you back. She's there to plan with you, encourage you, and hold you accountable.

I first encountered Sanni probably the same way you did - watching the Oscar-winning documentary Free Solo.Dating legendary climber Alex Honnold, Sanni struck me as a beautiful and brave soul as she supported the man she loves as he climbed El Capitan (2.5x as tall as the Empire State Building!) with NO ROPE. I've since had the joy of becoming friends with Sanni in real life, and she's a woman who inspires me to push my limits and get out of my "But I'm a city girl!" box. In this intimate conversation, we discuss:Celebrating stepping out of our norms and comfort zones.How Sanni deals with fear in a relationship and regulates fearful emotions.Dealing with negativity and feedback effectively.Top communication tips, including the "failure bow" and four strategies to deal with any situation.Coping with changing relationship dynamics after having a baby.Sanni is a transition coach for outdoor-focused individuals who want to create more tailored, intentional lifestyles and find agency in their own lives. In her work, she helps people overcome the doubts and concerns that get in the way of living fearlessly and feeling fulfilled.You can learn more about her incredible company Outwild, here. And be sure to follow her on Instagram @sannimccandless.If you like this episode, please consider rating and reviewing the podcast on Apple Podcasts if you enjoy this episode! This helps to get the message out to more people just like you. And be sure to click the "Follow" button to get notified of updates. Also, I'm hosting a free workshop to show you how to coach yourself through life's challenges. Check it out here. 

Sanni talks to Avianna about climbing and her serendipitous path toward taking part in the Oscar winning documentary, Free Solo. She talks about being a child of two coasts, starting her own coaching business and bringing people in support of outdoor, value-driven lifestyles. She shares about her her newest endeavor, Outwild, a community & event series that's helping people get outside and make new likeminded friends. They finish with a chat about van life, the realities of Sanni's covid marriage and how to design a meaningful life. Check out Sanni's links below: https://www.outwild.co/ https://www.sannimccandless.com/ https://www.instagram.com/sannimccandless/?hl=en 

How does the backdrop of nature and the outdoors allow us to practice non-judgment and remaining grounded? What are the ways that suffering outside can support our own experience of being alive? And how can we reconnect with nature, ourselves, and others? This and so much more with the incredible Sanni McCandless.  Sanni McCandless, CPC, ELI-MP is a transition coach for outdoor-focused individuals who want to create more tailored, intentional lifestyles and find agency in their own lives. She is also a cofounder of the event series and resource hub, Outwild. She was featured in the film FREE SOLO alongside Alex Honnold, her now husband. On this episode of the Curious Minds with Dr. L podcast, Sanni explores her own relationship to being outdoors and the impact that it has had on her willingness to take risks, be uncomfortable, and also be in nonjudgmental. She and Dr. L discuss the difference between confidence and competence, the importance of shifting the narratives in your head, and how to build authentic friendships. TIME STAMPS: 1:45 - How curiosity unfolds in the outdoors.  7:00 - Elective suffering and its purpose.  10:55 - How to become the director of your own movie.  13:01 - The importance of rewriting your story.  18:15 - Separating confidence from competence. 23:00 - Non-judgment in nature.  28:00 - Becoming more comfortable with the discomfort of risk.  33:00 - The power of community in retreat.  37:25 - The joy of friendship. 44:10 - Human Declaration Quiz.  47:00 - Closing Curiosities. For More From Sanni McCandless: website: www.sannimccandless.com instagram: www.instagram.com/sannimccandless For More From Dr. L: website: www.drlarapence.com instagram: www.instagram.com/drlarapence twitter: www.twitter.com/drlarapence

sanni mccandless (life coach and cofounder of outwild) walks us through the experience of seeing herself depicted in the documentary free solo, cultivating mystery in a relationship and loving a partner whose line of work is extraordinarily dangerous.

sanni mccandless (life coach and cofounder of outwild) walks us through the experience of seeing herself depicted in the documentary free solo, cultivating mystery in a relationship and loving a partner whose line of work is extraordinarily dangerous.

More and more and more–what’s it going to take to push you a little bit more outside of your comfort zone? If you’re not living authentically, meaning, being honest with who you are, with what it is you’re after and being able to share that with the world–now’s the time. Listen in as Sanni McCandless shares her well-lived experience of being a life coach and her advice on listening to that nagging voice inside you that tells you there’s more out there for you.  Sanni has her own full-time coaching practice and is the Founder of Outwild, an event series and resource hub for people who want to create more outdoor and value-driven lifestyles. Sanni has so much to share with you in terms of how she created her own outdoor and value-driven lifestyle, how she signs on as well as retains clients, and how she keeps her businesses running smoothly; even when she's out and about adventuring on the road. Live life more freely, more consciously, and make the move today.  Key takeaways: Living the routine. At this point in your life have the choices you’ve made been intentional? Have you reached deep inside and asked yourself, am I moving forward in a way that really makes sense to me? Need some inspiration to get started? Living intentionally looks like THIS . . . [08:35]. Reaching for passion. Following one’s dream may sound romantic and impractical, but it doesn’t have to be. Having a back-up plan and social accountability as motivators can help you find your way. The BEST advice to pursue a practical, passionate career is . . . [19:50]. Reimagining the future. You clock in, you clock out. When you think of future goals and a path to get there, is the answer to work harder and more focused? Good news! There’s another way–for a brighter glimpse of your future, ask yourself this ONE question . . . [39:55]. Tune in and turn the volume up for a dose of inspiration and life lessons. You're never more than One Idea Away from a whole, new reality.  Thank you to our partners at iPEC Coaching! Custom tailor your coaching career to your passion and lifestyle with the support of dynamic business tools, a strong coaching network, and expert guidance from a team dedicated to your success long after graduation. Enroll in the most comprehensive coach training program available, and prepare to exceed your own expectations. Learn more at ipeccoaching.com/oia.   Click here for the full interview, including the Q&A.

Part of Sanni’s backstory is this: “A few years ago, I was working full-time at a software company in Seattle when I decided to quit my job and begin living a more transient, outdoor-oriented life. My time on the road made me realize how often we make life decisions according to a template – one that was not chosen for us or designed for us, simply a product of what is usually done. But I believe that life starts happening when you make it, and it can be perfectly your creation. Too often we hold back simply because we're not sure of what's possible…”    Since leaving full-time corporate work, Sanni has built a coaching business and is the co-founder of an experience series called OutWild… a combination of personal growth and outdoor adventure (which often challenges us and leads to deeper insight and understanding – more personal growth!). She’s also what Laura considers an “intrepid communicator.”    Laura invited Sanni in for a Conversation That Matters, because her first exposure to Sanni demonstrated her willingness to wade into real, timely, authentic, vulnerable communication about things that really matter to her. It’s a rare trait and one Laura believes we all long to develop and wish for in the people we are close to.    Over the course of their conversation, Laura and Sanni share philosophies, ideas, and experiences with their respective coaching clients and the work they feel called to do in the world. One commonality is their shared understanding that “what everyone else is doing isn’t necessarily right for us.” Far too often, we follow the paths others tell us we “should” be on, and “should” feel lucky to take… but that doesn’t always lead us to where we – as unique individuals – are supposed to be.    They also discuss self-awareness, the prevalence of “busy-ness” that is consuming our lives and making us less effective and creative than we are meant to be; they dive into what it means – individually – to meditate or seek stillness and just listen… and Sanni introduces the concept of taking “a slow walk” when it’s time for a time out.   Sanni’s Bio   Sanni McCandless has built a career around the intersection of life design and the outdoors. She works primarily as a transition coach for outdoor-focused individuals who want to create more tailored, intentional lifestyles and find agency in their own lives. In her work, she helps people overcome the doubts and concerns that constantly get in the way of living fearlessly and feeling fulfilled. Sanni challenges clients to communicate more honestly with those around them and achieve goals that have been on the back burner for far too long. Sanni is also the cofounder of Outwild, a community and event series which aims to provide people with the space and tools they need to create more outdoor, value-driven lifestyles. Sanni currently resides in Las Vegas, Nevada, where she enjoys year-round rock climbing and endless desert views.   You can also find Sanni & other resources here:  Sanni Online Sanni on Instagram  Outwild  Free Solo Movie Blake Cason – Pivot Wellness

The desire to be happy is something we all are born with, so why do so many struggle with depression, anxiety, insecurity, and lack of purpose? The solution to these all too common issues, is simpler than you think. You may know Sanni McCandless from the Award Winning documentary Free Solo, but the heart of her work is in her role as a life and transition coach for outdoor-focused individuals who want to create more tailored, intentional lifestyles. Through her coaching, she helps people overcome the doubts and concerns that constantly get in the way of living fearlessly and feeling fulfilled. Sanni is also a co-founder of the event series and resource hub, Outwild. Connect with Sanni at https://www.sannimccandless.com or on Instagram @sannimccandless and @outwild.co Outwild is a community, resource hub, and event series for people who want to create more outdoor and value-driven lifestyles. Our mission is to provide people the space and tools they need to move forward in life with more intention. Whether that means developing healthier habits or changing career directions, we want to help spur growth. Through our 3-day retreat-style weekends, we aim to create a culture shift – one where values are at the heart of success, balance is as necessary as breakfast, and any day is a good day if it involves fresh air. Catch Sanni in the Free Solo documentary, available on Netflix and Amazon Prime About our Sponsors Use code Unstressed to save 15% with Beekeeper's Naturals  "Bee products are simple. They’re natural. And they work. At BKN, we are dedicated to sharing more of that bee magic with you so you can keep living your best buzzing life!" Code Buckhead to save on our organic healing Motherhood Unstressed CBD  "Release the Stress, and Align with Your Truth"

Sanni McCandless, CPC, ELI-MP is a transition coach for outdoor-focused individuals who want to create more tailored, intentional lifestyles and find agency in their own lives. In her work, she helps people overcome the doubts and concerns that constantly get in the way of living fearlessly and feeling fulfilled. Sanni challenges clients to communicate more honestly with those around them, stop making fear-based decisions, and achieve goals that have been on the back burner for too long.

When Free Solo was released last fall, it was an instant sensation—the movie that everyone was telling their friends they had to see. The picture, which won the Oscar for Best Documentary Feature chronicled Alex Honnold’s quest to climb the 3,000-foot sheer rock face ofYosemite's El Capitan without a rope. It also captured his emotional growth as he fell in love with Sanni McCandless, a relationship that made his goal much more complicated. One giant reason Free Solo was so special was the husband and wife directing team of Jimmy Chin and Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi, whose unique backgrounds made them the perfect duo to tell the story. In this conversation with Outside’s Michael Roberts, recorded earlier this month at Summit LA, they open up about the life and work that they’ve created together—and where it goes from here.

We all experience fear. Fear of failure, fear of rejection, fear that we're just not enough – fear is a common current that runs through all of our lives. You could be fearful of failing in business, or in a relationship. You could be fearful of death, or of not living life to its fullest. You could be fearful of asking your boss for a raise, or of your friends and family not accepting who you are. For so many people, fear rules their lives. And if we let it, fear can prevent us from reaching our true potential.In this episode, we're diving into fear – how it shows up, how we handle it in different ways, and how we can use it to serve a valuable purpose and achieve the lives we truly desire. You'll first hear from Tony, as he shares his strategies on how he's conditioned his OWN mind to overcome fear, in order to become a successful entrepreneur that impacts the lives of millions of people.You'll also hear from Siri Lindley, a world-champion triathlete and coach – who, at one point in her life, was so crippled by her own fears and OCD that she could barely leave her own house. Siri shares her story of how she turned her fears upside down – and gained the mental strength, courage, and toughness to become the best triathlete in the world, and find love and respect for herself along the way.You may remember Sanni McCandless, from the Oscar-winning documentary, ‘Free Solo,' that follows her boyfriend, Alex Honnold, as he attempts to climb El Capitan – the 3,000 foot granite face looming over Yosemite Valley, without any ropes or safety harnesses. But not all fears are about life and death. You'll hear how Sanni, a life coach, helps her clients work through everyday fears, and get a glimpse into how she overcame her own fear the day that Alex free soloed the El Capitan climb.ABOUT SIRI LINDLEYSiri Lindley is a life coach, triathlon coach and former professional triathlete. She is the 2001 ITU Triathalon World Champion as well as the winner of the 2001 and 2002 ITU Triathalon World Cup series and the 2001 ITU Aquathlon World Championships. Today, she uses her experiences, knowledge and insight to train other athletes to become not only world champion athletes, but also world champion people. She is the Co-President of Believe Ranch and Rescue in Boulder, Co., an organization that rescues dogs and horses from abuse and neglect.ABOUT SANNI MCCANDLESSSanni McCandless, CPC, ELI-MP, is a transition coach for outdoor-focused individuals who want to create more tailored, intentional lifestyles and find agency in their own lives. In her work, she helps people overcome the doubts and concerns that constantly get in the way of living fearlessly and feeling fulfilled. Sanni challenges clients to communicate more honestly with those around them, stop making fear-based decisions, and achieve goals that have been on the back burner for too long. Sanni is also a cofounder of the event series and resource hub, Outwild.

We all experience fear. Fear of failure, fear of rejection, fear that we’re just not enough – fear is a common current that runs through all of our lives. For so many of us, fear rules everything and prevents us from reaching our true potential. In this episode, we’re diving into fear – how it shows up, how we handle it in different ways, and how we can use it to serve a valuable purpose and achieve the lives we truly desire. You’ll hear from Tony, as she shares his strategies on how he’s conditioned his own mind to overcome fear and become a successful entrepreneur that impacts the lives of millions. You’ll also hear from Siri Lindley, a world-champion triathlete and coach – who shares how she  overcame her fear and OCD, and went on to become the best triathlete in the world while finding love and respect for herself along the way.  And, if you’ve seen the Oscar-winning documentary, ‘Free Solo,’ you might remember Sanni McCandless, whose boyfriend, Alex Honnold climbed El Capitan – the 3,000 foot granite face looming over Yosemite Valley, without any ropes or safety harnesses. Sanni is a skilled life coach, and here she explains how she helps her coaching clients work through their everyday fears. Listen as she shares how she felt on the day of Alex’s free solo climb, and she overcame her own fear of losing him on that fateful day.

Today’s guest calls herself a life & transition coach for the outdoor-minded, and I call her nature’s walking billboard. (Meaning, she sells the effects of nature, hard.) You might’ve met Sanni McCandless in the Oscar-Winning documentary film Free Solo, which captured the emotional story of professional rock climber Alex Honnold attempting to conquer the first free solo (a look ma, no hands type of climb) of a famous 900-metre vertical rock face called El Capitan's at Yosemite National Park. While it’s impossible to not be on the edge of your seat while Alex is on the edge of a cliff with just his fingertips and no safety net, when I watched the film, I found myself even more locked into Sanni, his girlfriend. When the film ended and I was able to stop clenching every muscle in my body, I searched for Sanni on the interwebs and was not surprised to find that she’s a passionate entrepreneur compassionately driven to helping people create more tailored, intentional lifestyles. This deep dive with Sanni definitely inspired me to get outside more. She crushed this interview with insight on taking time off work to travel, revamping our routines to create more meaning, eating more plants, appreciating the outdoors, and designing our lives to make the most out of them. For an inspirational interview that’ll inspire you to get up for sunrise, stargaze at night, or bravely hop on a bike more, hit play.    Press play to explore:   How eatin’ them plants can aid in recovery for athletes of all types How to eat healthy while living that van life, yo Is your life “just fine” or “effing amazing”? How to make it the latter  Learn to manage stress and anxiety if your partner does a high-risk job or activity  A behind the scenes chat about the magnificent film “Free Solo” How to start making small, approachable changes today to change your life for the better  Ride your bike to work! Plus other easy, real-life ways to spend more time outdoors  And tons more   Links related to this episode: GET THE FREE LIST OF 160+ RECCOMENDED BOOKS! The full show notes with all the deets from this episode! TRY TENZO MATCHA FOR 20% OFF! Where to get Sunwarrior - my favorite plant-protein powder- for 20% off with code: PARTY at checkout Where to buy Four Sigmatic Shroom Products and save 15% with code: “PARTYINMYPLANTS” Steal my job! ANd scope out the exciting and impressive curriculum for The Institute for Integrative Nutrition! Where you can go to submit a question for the show! Where I’d much appreciate you leaving a review for the show in iTunes!! How to work 1-on-1 with me! Where you can go to suggest a guest (yourself or someone else) for the show! Party in My Plants on Instagram Party in My Plants on Facebook Party in My Plants’ Cooking Videos on YouTube  

Michaela chats with Sanni McCandless, life & transition coach, about having the courage to speak your truth, and living a courageous life. In this episode Sanni shares ways to challenge thoughts and beliefs about yourself that no longer serve you and even how to include your family in life changes you are tackling. From the adventurous life she lives, to the courage she demonstrates in redefining possibilities on her Instagram Sanni is nailing BE YOU, FIND HAPPY. Sanni offers life coaching and retreats via Outwild. Other things mentioned in this podcast: 16Personalities.com Meru Film https://www.nationalgeographic.com/films/free-solo/ As always, check out our podcast sponsor Bark Box. Michaela on Instagram Get in touch with Michaela via her website. #happiness #mentalhealth #inspire #beyou #happylife #society #alternativehealth #healthandwell-being #bloggersinpodcasting #authorsinpodcasting #wellness #womeninpodcasts #michaelarenee #beyoufindhappy #sannimcclandless #courage --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beyoufindhappy/message

A couple of weeks ago I participated in a ski retreat in Jackson Wyoming called SummitX, which brought together professionals at the convergence of tech, leadership, entrepreneurship, and adventure. The event focused on a whole lot of skiing powder (priorities straight right) and leadership development, and through intense workshops and in-depth conversations, I think it's safe to say everyone involved walked away a stronger leader and human being.  As part of the event, I got the opportunity to host a live recording of this podcast where I interviewed Dirk Collins and Caroline Gleich.    When I was conceptualizing this conversation and the event as a whole, I knew we would have something special with these two guests and thoughtful live audience, but I have to say - what we ended up with exceeded my expectations.    A couple of quick notes to listeners and then a little more about my guests.    So obviously doing an interview in front of a live audience is a little different then doing a 1 on 1 conversation in my living room. The first cool thing about a live show is the participation from the audience, so be sure to stay tuned in for the Q&A towards the end of the conversation. You'll also probably pick up on the fact that I showed some video clips of cool projects that Caroline and Dirk have done, and needless to say that doesn't translate too well into an audio only podcast, but I at least tried to keep in some of the sound bites so you could get a taste of the experience. If you want to check out the video clips, all the links are in the show resources section for this episode in your podcast platform or at my website. Lastly, I apologize in advance for a little bit of feedback noise from the microphones being passed around - nature of the beast guys.   Okay so, a little bit about Caroline and Dirk.    Caroline Gleich is a professional ski mountaineer and environmental advocate based in Salt Lake City, UT. If you ski in the Wasatch, you've either seen her on the skin track or in the magazines. She is passionate about a wide-range of climate and social issues, and is often working with advocacy non-profits like Protect Our Winters, Heal Utah, Winter Wildlands Alliance, and Tree Utah. She is also the founder of Big Mountain Dreams Foundation, which is dedicated to protecting big mountain environments, while also advocating for the people who live and play there. The film clip we saw from Caroline is called Follow Through, and it documents her journey to ski all 90 ski lines in Andrew McLeans book on steep skiing called the Chuting Gallery.    Dirk Collins is a mountain athlete, producer, director, filmmaker and brand strategist based in Jackson, Wyoming. He is the founder and president of One Eyed Bird, a boutique creative marketing and entertainment house with a passion for meaningful storytelling. Dirk also co-founded Teton Gravity Research, which is arguably one of the most well-known outdoor film and media production companies out there. Dirk is renowned for taking on complex and technically challenging projects, where his ability to create compelling stories for his clients defies traditional boundaries, no matter the athletic challenge, remote location, or harsh environment. The live audience saw a few different film clips from Dirk, the first was a segment from a series of shorts he did with author and flow expert Steven Kotler for his book Rise of Superman. The second was an insane action sports commercial he did for Pirelli Tires, and the third documented a ski mountaineering trip he took with Jimmy Chin and Kit DesLauriers in Greenland.   I want to give special thanks to my friends Eric Shutt (who founded SummitX) and Joseph Abrahams for bringing me onto the staff, and also to the rest of the crew Josh Cogan, Matt Adkins, and Todd Hanna.    And the last thing before we get into the live interview… Some of you know about Outwild, which is a company I started with my friends Courtney Sanford and Sanni McCandless. Outwild is an event series and resource hub for people who want to create more outdoor and value-driven lifestyles, and I wanted to let you all know we have a few events coming up. This June, we are hosting a women's only retreat in the mountains of New Hampshire focused on following and creating more of what makes you feel alive into your daily life. I'll be doing a workshop of harnessing flow states on top of a lot of other cool workshops and outdoor activities. As of this morning, March 21st there is actually only one ticket left to that event. However, we do have our larger annual festival coming up in September in Lotus California as well. Tickets will be going on sale soon, so stay tuned or go to Outwild.co to find out more. Also want to give a quick shout out to all the Outwild 2018 alumni who threw a pretty banging ski trip reunion in Salt Lake City a few weeks ago - had an awesome time with you guys!   Show Resources: Dirk Collins: Founder - One-Eyed Bird Cofounder - Teton Gravity Research Instagram Film clips from live recording - Flow (Rise of Superman), Pirelli Tires Commercial, Ski Expedition to Greenland (Avani Nuna) Caroline Gleich: Founder - Big Mountain Dreams Foundation Personal website Instagram Film clip from live recording - Follow Through Other show resources and mentions: SummitX Leadership and Tech Retreat Photos by Joshua Cogan Space by Silicon Couloir and Spark Coworking The Chuting Gallery - by Andrew McLean Jimmy Chin Kit DesLauriers Steven Kotler

This week on the podcast I am bringing you another guest episode! I am honored to have had the chance to sit down with life and transition coach @sannimccandless to talk about fear, decision making, and creating the life you want to be living.In this episode we dig into why waiting until you’re fearless never will actually come, what it means to create a relationship with the fear, how to start identifying what is working and what isn’t working in your life, the scarcity VS abundance mindset, how to set boundaries, decision making to help you feel more aligned with what lights you up on this earth, JOMO (JOY of missing out) rather than FOMO (FEAR of missing out), and so much more.A little about Sanni: Sanni McCandless has built a career around the intersection of life design and the outdoors. She works primarily as a transition coach, helping outdoor-focused individuals create meaningful change and navigate the doubts and concerns that constantly get in the way of feeling fulfilled. Sanni challenges clients to communicate more honestly with those around them and achieve goals that have been on the back burner for too long. Sanni is also the cofounder of Outwild, a community and annual festival which aims to provide people with the space and tools they need to create more outdoor and value-driven lifestyles. Sanni currently resides in Las Vegas, Nevada where she enjoys year-round rock climbing and endless desert views.Connect with Sanni:Sannis Instagram: @sannimccandlessSannis Website: https://www.sannimccandless.com/Outwild Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/outwild.co/Outwilde Website: https://www.outwild.co/Connect with Stephanie:Body Acceptance Facebook Support GroupHang out with me on Instagram (@stephaniedankelson)Newsletter SignupIf you are interested in working with me 1:1, send me an email at hello@stephanie-dankelson.com

Alex Honnold, Jimmy Chin, Chai Vasarhelyi and Sanni McCandless answer audience questions about the making of the new documentary film 'Free Solo.' The filmmakers, Chin and Vasarhelyi, and stars Honnold and McCandless attended a late-night screening of the film in San Francisco for a Q&A.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sanni McCandless is a life and transition coach for outdoor-minded individuals seeking more intentional lifestyles, as well as the co-founder of the Outwild festival series. On this episode learn how to embrace career and lifestyle changes, deal with vulnerability on display, and start asking yourself, "what is it that I want from life?" In this episode: - How to overcome mental barriers to start embracing transitions in your life or changes in your career - Lifestyle design and how much life experience do you need to be a life coach? - Believing in the power of connection to bridge the gaps in finding your calling - Knowing how to recognize when you've felt balance, and how to go back to that - Honing the mindset to turn failure into opportunity within a long-term vision - The importance of micro-challenges to boost your confidence - Vulnerability on display For the show notes: https://exploreinspired.com/sanni-mccandless

The show is kicking off with an interview with Sanni McCandless about Outwild - The new event series, resource hub and fall festival for adventurers seeking community. Afterwards the team is discussing favorite race t-shirts, race starting line music, and Duck Tales. We're also celebrating National Public Lands Day and towels. For full show notes visit: outdoor-society.com Sponsors: Eastside Big Toms Heritage Bank

    Sanni McCandless is a transition coach for outdoor and adventure-focused individuals who want to create more intentional lifestyles. She helps her clients work through the limiting beliefs that often get in the way of creating the the life we really want.    Sanni quit her job at an energy efficiency startup a couple of years ago to start her own business and hasn't looked backed since. She spends her winters living and climbing in the moderate temperatures of Las Vegas Nevada, and her summers on the road and on the towers of the Yosemite valley, living and working out of a sweet van with her boy friend, the one and only Alex Honnold.      The first thing I noticed during my conversation with Sanni, is that she is truly wise beyond her years. She has the unique ability to articulate the frustrations and challenges a lot of us face, and even better, she has some practical solutions for confronting those challenges. Sanni examines the fears and self doubt that often get in the way of building fulfilling careers and lifestyles.    Most of us are inundated from a very young age with fearful messages about how we shouldn't question the status quo or how we should design our lives the way our parents did, or our older brother did. Most of us drift, that is we let external circumstances determine where we go in life, instead of our internal desires.      In contrast, Sanni asks the tough questions, the ones we probably  all should be asking ourselves.     1.What do I really want from life? To Spend all my time at a job I hate or isn't a good fit, or dedicating myself to something that's actually meaningful to me, and that I enjoy.    2 What am I willing to do to get to where I want? Make some more excuses and put it off or not think about it - or put in the work and grind until I get there.   And 3 What is holding me back? Why am I afraid of going after what I want? Allow not knowing where to start paralyze you, or the possibility of failure or judgment terrify you, or stepping up to the challenge and just going for it.   In my opinion, putting some thought into these questions is one of the best things anyone can do for themselves, no matter what situation or stage of life you're in.   Resources:   Sanni's business page https://www.sannimccandless.com   Sanni's Instagram Feed https://www.instagram.com/sannimccandless/   IPEC (Coaching certification) https://ipeccoaching.com  

Worry! Fear! Death! Sexism in the climbing community! It's all here in Episode 6.