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Camping was never really my favorite adventure as a child, but my family went ALL THE TIME. As an adult, I’ve grown to love camping — I mean, I live full-time in an airstream these days. Looking bad on all of the camping and hiking adventures from the past, I’ve realized that camping has actually taught me a really valuable lesson on the type of leader I want to be. Listen in as I share the two types of people you can be in life, as compared to those you would encounter while on a hiking trail.
My Camping Story (1:09)
Two types of people that you cross coming back the other way on the hiking trails. (2:07)
1. the person who says nothing, but maybe you get a friendly nod.
2. the person who stops and tells you what’s ahead on the trail.
Being the person who stops and tells you what’s ahead on the trail: (2:59)
If I see a bear- I’ll tell you.
If I went left and should have gone right- I’ll let you know.
If I did something that worked- I’ll share the steps with you.
If I did something that I NEVER WANT TO DO AGAIN- I’ll also give you that heads up.
If I find reasons to celebrate- I’ll invite you to do the same.
The Episode’s One Liner: No matter where you’re at in your journey, believe that you’re just getting started. (3:47)
Looking for the transcript? Head to businessonthebrightside.com to review transcripts from each episode!
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By Jess Ekstrom5
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Camping was never really my favorite adventure as a child, but my family went ALL THE TIME. As an adult, I’ve grown to love camping — I mean, I live full-time in an airstream these days. Looking bad on all of the camping and hiking adventures from the past, I’ve realized that camping has actually taught me a really valuable lesson on the type of leader I want to be. Listen in as I share the two types of people you can be in life, as compared to those you would encounter while on a hiking trail.
My Camping Story (1:09)
Two types of people that you cross coming back the other way on the hiking trails. (2:07)
1. the person who says nothing, but maybe you get a friendly nod.
2. the person who stops and tells you what’s ahead on the trail.
Being the person who stops and tells you what’s ahead on the trail: (2:59)
If I see a bear- I’ll tell you.
If I went left and should have gone right- I’ll let you know.
If I did something that worked- I’ll share the steps with you.
If I did something that I NEVER WANT TO DO AGAIN- I’ll also give you that heads up.
If I find reasons to celebrate- I’ll invite you to do the same.
The Episode’s One Liner: No matter where you’re at in your journey, believe that you’re just getting started. (3:47)
Looking for the transcript? Head to businessonthebrightside.com to review transcripts from each episode!
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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