THE WANDERLUSTERS MIND PODCAST
Self acceptance...why we dont accept ourselves and how we can.
What is self-acceptance and how does travelling and adventures help with accepting one’s self.
What is self-acceptance and how does travelling and adventures help with accepting one’s self.
“Everything is different, everyone is different. We all have our own quirks, gifts, annoying habits and talents. That’s part of being human. I can’t imagine what life would be like if everyone was the same.”
In the episode...
What is self-acceptance?
Why some people don’t accept themselves.
How through travels and adventure, people can learn to accept themselves.
Links
Podcast Ep. 97 - Leaning into acceptance
Podcast Ep.108 - Accepting himself, others and a new lifestyle after 7 years aboard with Billy Byrne
Leaning into Acceptance.
Acceptance is a psychology of understanding a situation for its reality, recognising something without trying to change it or having to have input or protest the matter.
Acceptance is a psychology of understanding a situation for its reality, recognising something without trying to change it or having to have input or protest the matter.
“Acceptance comes naturally when you set out on an adventure into the unknown.”
In the episode...
How acceptance is really pivotal and can be applied to what’s happening in the world right now.
Leaning into acceptance can help you to learn about how to take on other points of view
Acceptance comes naturally when we travel and go on adventures as we are going into unchartered territories, into the unknown.
8 Ways that you can be more accepting and apply it to your everyday.
My adventure story from Greece in accepting what is.
“Don’t confuse acceptance with preference.”
Links
Podcast Ep.96 - Acceptance, developing confidence and skiing the world with Michael Whipps.
Acceptance, developing confidence and skiing the world with Michael Whipps.
Michael Whipps describes himself as a 16 year old trapped in a 42 year old body. Michael is a multi-passionate individual who set out to see the world as a naive teenager. By following his passion for skiing and snowboarding he opened his mind to discover so many different places around the world. He fostered relationships and broadened his mindset to approach life from a unique perspective.
Michael Whipps left Australia as a naive teenager and travelled the world skiing and learning to accept how life is. By looking at life a little differently he has gone on to create a unique business in designing and sculpting firepits.
About Michael
Michael Whipps describes himself as a 16 year old trapped in a 42 year old body. Michael is a multi-passionate individual who set out to see the world as a naive teenager. By following his passion for skiing and snowboarding he opened his mind to discover so many different places around the world. He fostered relationships and broadened his mindset to approach life from a unique perspective.
Michael first travelled overseas in 1998 when he was 20. He went to Japan for a snow season back when there were very few Aussies there. At this time Michael couldn't speak Japanese and was thrown in the deep end. That started a ten year run of international snow seasons in Japan, Canada, France and America.
Michael has now created a unique metal sculpting business in Mount Beauty, Australia. Together with his wife, he crafts custom hand-cut firepits, furniture and art from concrete, steel and timber He hosts two podcasts. The Metal Sculpture Show and the Classic Pickup Podcast.
“Everyone has their own little story and it’s great to share them.”
In the episode...
How Michael discovered he wanted to travel.
The story about his first trip to Japan (via Ayers Rock/Uluru) of all places.
The moment he realised how important it was to be open to other cultures and start learning their language.
How he found a job in a place where he didn’t speak the local language and knew no one.
Experiencing Niseko in the early days when there were only around 11 other foreigners at the resort.
Being in Whistler during the millennium 1999-2000.
How being naive then lead Michael to France.
Learning about acceptance through his travels.
Michaels 180 mindset shift when he returned to Ayers Rock.
Michaels biggest tip for travellers going to a place with a foreign language.
How Michael believes you build confidence.
The unique metal sculpting business Michael and his wife Rachel set up.
Why Michael continues to seek out travels and adventures…exploring his own backyard and the beautiful places in Australia.
“You have got to accept people for who they are and what they are. If someone has a disability you don’t look at them like they have a disability it’s just that they have got to do things a bit different.”
Links
Website - www.whippsdesigns.com.au
Instagram - @whippsdesigns
Facebook - Whipps Designs
The Classic Pickup Podcast - www.classicpickuppodcast.com
The Metal Sculpture Show - www.metalscuptureshow.com
Hi, Im Abby...
About me...
Hi I'm Abby, Adventurer, Life coach, Speaker and Blogger.
After a successful sporting career I now love sharing what I have learned from my adventures and traveling the world.
I believe in turning into your adventurous life through your intuition and the little nudges from the universe.
Lets share the adventure. xo
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