Join Regina for a Zoom Hour May 7, 8 OR 9, 2024 at different times

An Introduction to Regina's Five Essentials for Crafting YOUR Fulfilling Walk

I am eager to share my Guiding Star for crafting a walk that makes your heart sing! Paying attention to each of them in any order points your planning to all the important aspects of a fulfilling walk of any length!

Know your trail
Consider your timing
Love your gear
Magnetize your trail angels
Nourish your Inner Journey

Join me for any or all three Zoom calls, or by recording, to whet your appetite for designing walks that match your body's abilities, delight your senses, touch your soul, and nourish your spirit!

~ Regina

Three Dates/Choose One or More:

Tuesday, May 7, 2024/ 4 p.m. EDT

Wednesday, May 8 at 9 a.m. EDT

Thursday, May 9 at 7 p.m. EDT

My gift to you! No fee!
I'll send daily reminders of the times of the calls.
Anyone registered will receive the recording(s)
You'll be inspired to honor and design your unique fulfilling walks using practical and soul-nurturing guideposts.
I will invite you continue to hone your Outer and Inner Journeys.

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Please send me the Zoom link for the calls and recordings for An Introduction to Regina's Five Essentials for Crafting a Fulfilling Walk!

About Your Host, Regina Reiter

I have walked the Appalachian Trail twice since turning 53 in 2007. Along the way, I discovered that walking in Nature is my system for balancing all aspects of my life - physical, mental, spiritual. In 2008, as I reached the northern terminus of the Pacific Crest Trail, I declared that I would earn my living hiking. Transforming my belief that walking in service is not a "real job" has taken me on a journey of courage, discovery, and prosperity that calls me to share what I have learned along the way.

Working for seven summers for the Appalachian Trail Conservancy as an ambassador for Leave-No-Trace principles (a "ridgerunner"), I talked with thousands of hikers. I found out that most hikers focus only on the physical aspects of walking the trail and see their walk as an arduous battle against the antagonistic mountains that they must endure and conquer through determination, pain, mental fortitude, and hunger.

In contrast, I know that walking the trail can be a fulfilling meeting with a supportive landscape that we can enjoy and allow to unfold with each easy step, crafting our Outer AND Inner Journeys. I teach my practices and guide my clients through customized coaching and group programs like this one.

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