EP51: Creating an Authentic Life of Action, Adventure and Meaning [Interview with Amelia Ellenstein]

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In this episode of Ditch the Struggle we dive into:

• A conversation with Amelia Ellenstein, Founder & CEO of ameliaellenstein.com and brand strategist, keynote speaker and adventurer
• How Amelia left a job as a VP at a near billion dollar company in 2016 and then sold her house, sold her things and bought a one way ticket to Hawai’i
• Creating a life of action and meaning
• The real impact and fallout from leaving her job (not what I expected to hear!)
• How to infuse adventure and meaning into your life, no matter what you do
• Incredible stories of Amelia walking thousands of miles across America, paddling the entire length of the Mississippi River, setting a Guinness World Record to benefit people with Parkinson’s, and volunteering in the Appalachian Mountains

Links and references
Connect with Amelia Ellenstein:
Instagram: @ameliaeverywhere
Website
LinkedIn

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