Chris Emick is the CEO of Go Bucket Yourself, a community dedicated to living a bucket list life full of adventure, connection, growth, and creativity. If you check him out on Instagram, you’ll definitely get the whole picture.

Chris invested in real estate early with his corporate job and has created enough passive income to buy his time back by going on epic adventures (solo and with the family) and is also helping others create their own.

In our conversation, we’ll talk about the rewards of going on solo adventures to work on our ego, test our endurance and mindset, and practice gratitude. And, of course, you’ll definitely want to hear about the incredible 30-day adventure, hiking over 500 miles and climbing 6,000 feet of elevation on the Camino Frances.

You’ll also learn a valuable lesson from his rain gear story, how it’s a worthy investment when adventuring, what happens when you don’t have a good one, and how he solved the problem.

A Wide-Ranging Conversation Through…

• Doing ego work on solo adventures
• Vacation>recharge>drop back into chaos
• Conquering the Camino Frances
• A better rain jacket sure would be nice
• Applying lessons to real life struggles
• Creating imaginary force fields for protection
• Practicing spirituality and gratitude on the mountain
• The power of exploring nature alone
• Why Front Row Dads is a great fit for some, but not all

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