These new types of adventures offer an exciting way to approach combining travel and leisure with effective self-improvement. Erin McElroy, author of 100 Days of Transformative Adventure, articulates the power behind this idea:

“More than anything, fears are information. They can often be excuses hiding behind made-up rationale that feels true, but calling them that just perpetuates the use of them as such. If we can get to the source of the fear, we can see it for the energy it is and dissolve it. The only thing that changes when we change our energy towards fear is freedom. That‘s one thing I love about adventure… there‘s so much incentive to overcome fears and go for it.”

As a travel enthusiast, Erin works to help people realize that adventure can be a portal for diving into the unknown in our external environment, providing us a powerful reflection for what that can also mean in facing our internal fears as well. When adventure is embraced in this way, it offers an increased opportunity for us to experience breakthroughs in newfound personal freedom.

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