What if the best way to prepare for life wasn’t through endless classes and structured learning, but through curiosity, risk, and real-world experience? On this episode of The 1000 Hours Outside Podcast, Ginny Yurich talks with social entrepreneur and author Liz Bohannon about breaking free from fear-based decision-making, the myth of traditional success, and why our culture’s obsession with expertise is limiting our potential. Liz shares how she applies an entrepreneurial mindset to parenting, why missing school for hands-on learning experiences is worth it, and how embracing failure has been her biggest teacher. This conversation is packed with insights on taking action, overcoming fear, and giving yourself permission to start before you're ready.

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