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You are welcome to join me for any or all of the three Zoom calls this week!
I will send email confirmation each day and include the link to join our virtual gathering. Click on the day you want for the Zoom Link or phone number to join that day’s gathering:
Text me, Regina, at 937-623-4542 if you have an issue or question.
Tuesday, May 7 at 4 p.m. Eastern Time
Wednesday, May 8 at 9 a.m. Eastern Time
Thursday, May 9 at 7 p.m. Eastern Time
I will be sharing my Five Essentials as a Guiding Star Diagram.
Bring paper and pen OR markers and colors if you prefer, to draw your own.
More about ME! I am Regina Reiter, Creator of Forgiveness Walks!
I have w
alked 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.
While you wait for our gathering to happen, come on over to my Private Facebook Group – Appalachian Trail Women: Clearing Our Path for Fulfilling Walks to join in the conversation, ask questions, and add your own comments!