My story
I was exceptionally good at telling myself someday.
I was raising seven kids, building a wealth management firm and taking care of everyone and everything around me. My plan was simple: I'll take care of everybody else, and then I'll take care of me. The problem was, the second half of that sentence had no date.
Then, in 2018, a semi-truck crashed into my SUV. I survived, and I started seeing time differently. I couldn't stop asking: what am I still saving for someday?
That question took me to the world's highest mountains. I became the first woman to climb the highest and second-highest peak on every continent, and earned a Guinness World Record along the way. What I learned up there is that achievement can build an impressive life without building one that feels like your own.
Today I'm building Somedays, a movement and a business that helps people close the gap between intention and action before it becomes regret.
Date it. Do it. Done it.
Read the whole story in the book