Emily Woodhouse's guest appearances

Emily Woodhouse

Tough Girl - Daily Podcast - SEASON 2

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Emily Woodhouse is an award-winning adventure travel writer, published author and Guinness World Record holding adventurer.  Founder of Intrepid Magazine, she works to help break stereotypes about women in the outdoors. Previous expeditions include walking all the tors on Dartmoor and cycling to Switzerland and back.  She holds the Guinness World Record for climbing the most 3000m peaks in a week, which she did in the Sierra Nevada mountains in Spain in 2020. We have a good old chat about her tough week and what she learned from it. The conversation ranges from growing up outdoors to understanding how much she needed it in her life as she left home for university. We also discuss her life-long passion for writing and how she has found herself combining it with her other love, adventure, to forge a career. Her website, Travelling Lines, and her magazine really are incredible and very inspiring.  Finally, we chat about defining adventure and that realising that doing what you think you “should” be doing is never a match for, deep down, what you really want to do. We didn’t talk about Emily’s #challengecatie for two reasons: 1. I forgot to ask her (sorry!) and 2. When she did tell me about it, it made more sense to not tell anyone about it on a re-recording. It is this: to go camping by myself, only telling one person for safety’s sake, where I will be and not telling anyone else about it. At all. Ever. So that it’s an adventure just for the sake of adventure, not to boast or “name drop” or be validated. I like it. How much, you’ll never find out! @travellinglines on Instagram/Facebook @travellingline on Twitter www.travellinglines.com www.intrepid-magazine.com

Emily Woodhouse is an award-winning adventure travel writer, published author and Guinness World Record holding adventurer. Founder of Intrepid Magazine, she works to help break stereotypes about women in the outdoors. Previous expeditions include walking all the tors on Dartmoor and cycling to Switzerland and back. She holds the Guinness World Record for climbing the most 3000m peaks in a week, which she did in the Sierra Nevada mountains in Spain in 2020. We have a good old chat about her tough week and what she learned from it. The conversation ranges from growing up outdoors to understanding how much she needed it in her life as she left home for university. We also discuss her life-long passion for writing and how she has found herself combining it with her other love, adventure, to forge a career. Her website, Travelling Lines, and her magazine really are incredible and very inspiring. Finally, we chat about defining adventure and that realising that doing what you think you “should” be doing is never a match for, deep down, what you really want to do. We didn’t talk about Emily’s #challengecatie for two reasons: 1. I forgot to ask her (sorry!) and 2. When she did tell me about it, it made more sense to not tell anyone about it on a re-recording. It is this: to go camping by myself, only telling one person for safety’s sake, where I will be and not telling anyone else about it. At all. Ever. So that it’s an adventure just for the sake of adventure, not to boast or “name drop” or be validated. I like it. How much, you’ll never find out! @travellinglines on Instagram/Facebook @travellingline on Twitter <a href="http://www.travellinglines.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.travellinglines.com</a> <a href="http://www.intrepid-magazine.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.intrepid-magazine.com</a>

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Adventure Expo

Tough Girl Daily PODCAST! Sunday 15th October - Blog post - 4 Things The Women’s Adventure Expo Taught Me - By Emily Woodhouse   Show notes Emily Woodhouse @TravellingLine  Adventurer | Entrepreneur | Writer | Cyclist | Mountain Rescue      Be Yourself - Know Yourself - Challenge Expectations   Takeaways    I feel like an imposter… but I’m not  2. Even the “proper” adventurers are winging it 3. Thousands of social followers doesn’t stop you from being a person 4. Nothing beats doing things in person   TAKE AWAY: We don’t appreciate the things we do every day. They’re so much a part of our life that we forget they might be interesting to other people.   TAKE AWAY: Just have a go. Don’t wait to be perfect. Don’t wait to be qualified. Make it up as you go along, you just have to start.   TAKE AWAY: Behind each social media account lies a person just like me and you. Don’t forget that!   TAKE AWAY: Reader: if you want to become an adventurer, go on adventures.   Read the Blog Post here: -   http://www.travellinglines.com/4-things-womens-adventure-expo-taught/

Tough Girl Daily PODCAST! Sunday 15th October - Blog post - 4 Things The Women’s Adventure Expo Taught Me - By <a href="https://twitter.com/TravellingLine" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Emily Woodhouse</a> Show notes <a href="https://twitter.com/TravellingLine" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Emily Woodhouse</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/TravellingLine" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@TravellingLine </a> Adventurer | Entrepreneur | Writer | Cyclist | Mountain Rescue    Be Yourself - Know Yourself - Challenge Expectations Takeaways <ol> <li>I feel like an imposter… but I’m not</li> </ol> 2. Even the “proper” adventurers are winging it 3. Thousands of social followers doesn’t stop you from being a person 4. Nothing beats doing things in person TAKE AWAY: We don’t appreciate the things we do every day. They’re so much a part of our life that we forget they might be interesting to other people. TAKE AWAY: Just have a go. Don’t wait to be perfect. Don’t wait to be qualified. Make it up as you go along, you just have to start. TAKE AWAY: Behind each social media account lies a person just like me and you. Don’t forget that! TAKE AWAY: Reader: if you want to become an adventurer, go on adventures. Read the Blog Post here: -  <a href="http://www.travellinglines.com/4-things-womens-adventure-expo-taught/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> http://www.travellinglines.com/4-things-womens-adventure-expo-taught/</a>

Sunday 15th October - Blog post - 4 Things The Women’s Adventure Expo Taught Me - By Emily Woodhouse