Sue Hollis has every reason to be arrogant and obnoxious: she was a powerhouse corporate warrior for both British Airways and Qantas before realizing she wanted to make a bigger impact with her work. That's when she stepped down and co-founded TravelEdge, a corporate travel management company now valued over $250 Million, 20 years ago, making her one of Australia's Top 10 Female Entrepreneurs. 

But even that began to wear on her so she listened to her heart, stepped down from the CEO position and rode her BMW superbike solo around the Pacific Northwest for three months, eventually writing a book about the journey, “Riding Raw”, released in August 2018. 

Sue is now a coach and an "adventurepreneur" (a term she coined), based between Whistler, Canada and Sydney, Australia. 

When she came to my house she was coming from a motorcycle race track where she trains at speeds close to 200 mph... at 60 years of age!  She has raised two successful boys.  For all of her accomplishments, she could not have been cooler, kinder or more passionate and compassionate.  What I loved about her is that she lets her values define her, not her accomplishments.   

I dare you not to love her and be inspired by her courage to listen to her heart and impact the world. 

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