Jordan Jonas: belief

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…What advice would you give to people in terms of how to be in nature, so hikes to take or journeys to take out of nature where it could take you to that place where the busyness and the madness of the world can dissipate and you can be with it? How long does it take for you for people usually to just- Yeah, I think you need a few days probably to really tap into it, but maybe you need to work your way there. It’s awesome to go out on a hike, go see some beautiful little waterfall, or go see some old tree, or whatever it is. But I think just doing it, everybody thinks about doing it. You just really do it, go out. And then plan to go overnight. Don’t be so afraid of all the potentialities that you delay it inevitably. It’s actually one of the things that I’ve enjoyed the most about guiding people, is giving them the tools so that now they have this ability into the future. You can go out and feel like, “I’m going to pick this spot on the map and go there.” And that’s a tool in your toolkit of life that is I think really valuable, because I think everybody should spend some time in nature. I think it’s been pretty proven healthy. Yeah, I mean camping is great. And solo, I got a chance to do it solo, is pretty cool.…

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