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I’m happy to announce that today’s guest is pro climber and all-around genuine person, Paige Claassen. Paige is one of the top sport climbers in America and the world, having sent multiple 5.14+ routes, including her latest send of Dreamcatcher, a 5.14d in Squamish, British Columbia.
Pro climbers are paid in large part to climb, at least for a portion of their life. But Paige does so much more than climb. She’s worked insane hours at a packhouse in Namibia harvesting grapes, she founded and promoted nonprofit projects across the globe, and she’s heavily involved in making a more equitable world.
That said, despite all these achievements, Paige admittedly struggles at times with issues we all face: self-disappointment, a hesitation to celebrate victories, and a feeling that the anticipation of the thing is greater than the thing. Paige is learning to recognize wins and take compliments, with simple refrains, like, “this is a big one for me.” Her thoughts here gave me a lot of room for self-reflection.
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Topics Discussed with Paige ClaassenOriginal Interview: Paige Claassen: Making a Difference
Paige on Instagram
Paigeclassen.com
Southern Africa Education Fund
Forged Vans
Lead Now Tour with Louder Than Eleven
Other Interviews MentionedEP 10: Mark Anderson: The Seasons of Life
Dave MacLeod: Life Outside the Box, Part 1
Dave MacLeod: Life Outside the Box, Part 2
VideosVideo: Paige working Empath (5.15a) with Keenan Takahashi
Video: How Dave MacLeod Celebrates Sending Projects (Eating the Raspberry Cheesecake 2.0)
Clipping Chains Housing PostsShould I Buy a Home? Part 1
Should I Buy a Home? Part 2: Opportunity Cost
Relocation: A Guide to Moving and Housing Affordability
This Just In: The Real Cost of Home Ownership
And We’re Back to Home Ownership! But Why Now?
Housing Affordability: This Isn’t Normal
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I’m happy to announce that today’s guest is pro climber and all-around genuine person, Paige Claassen. Paige is one of the top sport climbers in America and the world, having sent multiple 5.14+ routes, including her latest send of Dreamcatcher, a 5.14d in Squamish, British Columbia.
Pro climbers are paid in large part to climb, at least for a portion of their life. But Paige does so much more than climb. She’s worked insane hours at a packhouse in Namibia harvesting grapes, she founded and promoted nonprofit projects across the globe, and she’s heavily involved in making a more equitable world.
That said, despite all these achievements, Paige admittedly struggles at times with issues we all face: self-disappointment, a hesitation to celebrate victories, and a feeling that the anticipation of the thing is greater than the thing. Paige is learning to recognize wins and take compliments, with simple refrains, like, “this is a big one for me.” Her thoughts here gave me a lot of room for self-reflection.
Support this project: Buy Me a Coffee
Subscribe to the website: SUBSCRIBE ME!
Topics Discussed with Paige ClaassenOriginal Interview: Paige Claassen: Making a Difference
Paige on Instagram
Paigeclassen.com
Southern Africa Education Fund
Forged Vans
Lead Now Tour with Louder Than Eleven
Other Interviews MentionedEP 10: Mark Anderson: The Seasons of Life
Dave MacLeod: Life Outside the Box, Part 1
Dave MacLeod: Life Outside the Box, Part 2
VideosVideo: Paige working Empath (5.15a) with Keenan Takahashi
Video: How Dave MacLeod Celebrates Sending Projects (Eating the Raspberry Cheesecake 2.0)
Clipping Chains Housing PostsShould I Buy a Home? Part 1
Should I Buy a Home? Part 2: Opportunity Cost
Relocation: A Guide to Moving and Housing Affordability
This Just In: The Real Cost of Home Ownership
And We’re Back to Home Ownership! But Why Now?
Housing Affordability: This Isn’t Normal
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