A bit about me 👇I’ve planned and executed expeditions to remote parts of the world such as Alaska and the Arctic, all to raise awareness of key issues, including how a changing climate is affecting the environment, wildlife and people that live in these places. One thing I've learned from these expeditions is how important mindset is. When I was on on day 10 of skiing solo across Hardangervidda and woke up to deep snow that was going to make the next hill take most of the day to climb - or when me and my kayak expedition partner (/husband) were stuck on a tiny island in the Pacific with torrential rain for the 4th day in a row - thinking “I quit” or “I can’t do this” is not really an option. It induces a sense of helplessness and feeling stuck. What I discovered from these experiences is that this type of suffering is completely optional. Instead, being aware of what we're thinking and then training our brains to think thoughts that are helpful to the situation is one of the most powerful things we can do on expedition.This directly applies not only to expeditions, but to everyday life, with all its challenges and opportunities. What we think - how we think about things - affects every single part of our lives: how we feel, how we interact with others and ultimately what we create.This is what I help purpose-driven founders and senior leaders tap into with my international coaching and training business, Everyday Impact. So they can build resilience and continue to perform at the highest level, harnessing their creativity and the power of their minds to solve some of the world's biggest challenges like climate change. Before co-founding Everyday Impact I worked for over 11 years as an experienced advisor and senior consultant in the low carbon energy and sustainability sector, with a track record of delivering successful funding bids and leading international teams to deliver highly-integrated multi-million pound projects.