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029 - Kate Clements Room to Roam

029 - Kate Clements Room to Roam

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In this conversation, Kate Clements shares her journey of personal growth, self-discovery, and the creation of her travel company, Room to Roam. She discusses the healing power of surfing and ocean therapy, particularly in the context of retreats for veterans. The conversation highlights the importance of community, connection, and the joy of learning to surf later in life, emphasizing that it's never too late to embrace new challenges and experiences.


Takeaways


- Reconnecting with home can lead to personal growth.

- Traveling and experiencing new cultures enriches life.

- Creating Room to Roam was a leap of faith.

- Surfing serves as a powerful form of therapy.

- Retreats for veterans provide meaningful connections.

- Learning to surf later in life is empowering.

- The ocean offers a unique perspective on life.

- Community support enhances personal wellness journeys.

- Embracing challenges leads to joy and fulfillment.

Connection with nature is vital for mental health.


Chapters


00:00 Reconnecting with Roots

06:37 Journey of Self-Discovery

12:34 Creating a Life of Purpose

18:25 Empowering Others through Surf Therapy

29:37 Choosing the Right Path

31:05 The Humbling Experience of Learning to Surf

36:11 Surfing as a Metaphor for Life

41:50 The Power of Presence in Surfing

48:11 The Illusion of Control in Surfing

49:09 Building Community Through Surfing

51:03 Focusing on Meaningful Connections

57:40 Supporting Veterans and Strengthening Bonds

59:26 Podcast Outro.mp4

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