11/29/2025
It's been a while since I released a podcast, it's been hard getting my timetables and guests timetables to mesh.
But we have a new one today, and it's a great one.
My guest on this episode is Josephine Jammaers.
Josephine's bio reads
"Joséphine is an outdoor psychologist, lifelong horsewoman, and adventurer who feels most at home far from the beaten path. She has crossed the mountains of Kyrgyzstan with stallions and competed in the Gaucho Derby in Patagonia — the world’s toughest multi-horse endurance race — where she earned the Spirit Award for her resilience and positivity in extreme conditions.
After two years of living almost entirely outdoors — traveling on foot, by bicycle, sailboat, packraft, and horseback — she developed a profound understanding of how nature and adventure shape the mind, build resilience, and spark personal growth. With years of experience as a trainer, speaker, and practitioner, she blends scientific insight with lived wilderness experience.
She now leads Outdoor Psychology, inspiring individuals and organizations to step outside and far beyond their comfort zone, using nature and adventure as catalysts for change."
I met Jospehine in Argentina when we were both competitors in the Gaucho Derby, and was immediately drawn to her amazing energy. In fact, one night eating dinner at start camp, I said to her "I want what you're having", and she generously pushed her plate in my direction. I said "Not what you are eating, whatever it is your are nourishing your soul with". her open energy was so amazing I wanted to know where/how she got it!
I'd been trying to get Josephine on the podcast for a while now, I hope you guys enjoy this episode as much as I did recording it.
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