So now what…

This was the amazing jetted tub that was my celebration for completing my wicked adventure.

But now I find myself asking "So now what?"

I spent a year planning, training and focusing on completing Devil's Path. Now I step into the reality on the other side which today looks like doing loads of muddy hiking laundry and emptying the contents of my backpack that I affectionately nicknamed Bubba.

What I have loved over the past few days is how many of you in this community invested time to come on the adventure with me - cheering me on - sending your love - and sharing your own crazy goals.

We are about to enter a season that is going to get darker in many ways.

I know for me that means I need to step into a new bold goal that will push me, motivate me, and give me a positive outlet to focus on.

I suspect many of you feel the same.

The good thing about hiking for hours on end is you have time to think. And what became clear to me is I want to create a space for women to do this together! To begin to dream big dreams. Set a goal. And then motivate and encourage each other as we work to achieve them.

It doesn't have to be a physical challenge like mine. It can be any personal growth intention that moves you to get BIG in the spaces where you have been playing small.

And I am going to do it right along with you.

So what does this look like? I am still working on that - it depends how many of you fierce, amazing women want to step into a challenge like this.

But what I can tell you is it will be an opportunity to be part of a small community of women, each claiming their own goal and setting a target date for achievement. We will cheer. Cry. Pour out. Hold space. Be authentic.

And then freaking conquer!!

There isn't a cost for this. You just have to commit to showing up both for yourself and the others in the group.

So, if you have been feeling the nudge to step into something that scares the crap out of you but that you have always wanted to try - I want to hear from you! Feel free to comment below or message me. Once I see who is interested we will talk about next steps.

One last musing from the trail. There was a moment when I had to drop a hefty distance to a rock below. I thought my best course of action was to hug a nearby tree and slide down fireman style. What I didn't gauge was the weight of Bubba on my back which promptly tried to rip me from the tree. I hung on for dear life willing Bubba not to do me like that. And in that moment the thought crossed my mind "If this is how I am going to go out....it makes for one hell of a story!"

Hope you'll join me in the next chapter!