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Adventure is the catalyst that unlocks more. More clarity. More challenge. More perspective. More of you.
Download the free guide to creating your next adventure.
Join Matt for a discussion examining the crossroads of divorce, adventure, and the full reset of our lives.
Malaise. Digital Overwhelm. Exhaustion. Disconnected and isolated. Adrift. Anxious.
Adventure is the cure for the overwhelm and isolation of modern life.
In need of an adventure crew? We know just the folks.
First aid kits that will actually save your life, not just band aids and gauze! Meticulously curated for real use in the field - My Medic kits live in my house, my car, and in my pack.
MWA Go-To Kits
Video, Audio, Written, and Experienced
3 Days in the desert southwest to reset, recenter, and recommit to your personal and professional direction and intention.
Moab, Utah
Two weeks in Nepal: six participants venture on a series of adventures to explore the landscape, how they manage uncertainty and fear, while joining together in teamwork and personal development.
Pilot television based on the foundational philosophy of Matt Walker's Five Elements of Advenutre
Adventure is a catalyst for change, for clarity, and for aligning our values and actions. Nothing realigns us like it - the direct and immediate challenge, the feedback, the menal chatter, the opportunity to be in the moment, out of heads, and fully focused - it is life altering.
And...many of us haven't been in that space in years (if not decades)!
Total Commitment may not be what you think it is. It isn't grit, blind determination, go it alone, make it happen at all costs.
Total commitment is a nuanced approach that demands clarity of values, intentional action, and a willingness to pivot based on new perspective and new input.
Think you can handle operating Total Commitment?
"Finding Your Unique Voice" reveals the parallels between climbing mountains and navigating life's challenges, emphasizing growth, uncertainty, and living without regret.
Life has a way of getting us into a very comfortable, yet repetitive grind. Some of us used to do stuff. Some of that stuff might have been considered fun. What happened? Matt Walker wonders that too.
Matt challenges us to find adventure in the everyday, even in our backyards, neighborhoods and hometowns. In this way, adventure is a daily practice of slowing down and seeing things in a new way.
Listen to this interview with Todd Kashdan that references working with me to explore perceived risk vs. actual risk and the state of flow experienced through climbing.
Check out this documentary following my dedication to exploring the true power of adventure.