This is episode 12 of the Living Intentionally series. It's all about arrival. 

In mountaineering, the real summit is when you're safely back at the car. Pack off. Boots unlaced. The mountain behind you. That's when it lands. 

Most of us finish things without arriving at them. We cross the line and immediately reach for the next map - before we've stood in who we became by walking this one. And when we skip that, we reach for what's next as the person who started instead of the person who arrived. 

In this episode, Chelsey talks about what it means to actually claim an arrival - the small everyday versions and the big undeniable ones. About the moment she was flying out of Antarctica after leading a New Year's Eve expedition on a glacier and what landed in that window seat that hadn't landed anywhere else. And about why the dreaming that happens on the drive home after a great climb is always bigger than the dreaming before it - because now you know what you're capable of. 

You walked the whole year. This is where you arrive. 

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