EPISODE SUMMARY
Diane Wyzga, host of the podcast Stories From Women Who Walk, joins us to talk about her solo pilgrimage on the 500-mile Camino de Santiago Trail, what she learned from that experience, how your life can be impacted by walking and the stories that are created through walking.
EPISODE NOTES
Walking is one of the few things many of us can do during these times of social distancing. Diane Wyzga will share how you can have meaningful experiences during your walks and how you can share those stories.
Learn more about Diane Wyzga, RN/JD, Consultant, Speaker, Story Artist, Founder Engaged Storyism®
Remember the first time you rode a bike and took your hands off the handlebars? And then because it felt fun and scary, you did it again until you were streaking down a hill with the wind blowing in your face and your hands up over your head screaming, “Look ma! No hands!” That’s been the story of my life from USN nurse -> graduate student -> scuba diver -> private airplane pilot -> corporate executive -> lawyer -> story artist -> professor -> shepherd -> coach -> litigation consultant -> walking the Camino de Santiago -> podcaster. Showing up means being scared but not afraid because you just fall down 7 and get up 8.
Quarter Moon Story Arts (website): https://www.quartermoonstoryarts.net
Stories From Women Who Walk (podcast):
https://www.quartermoonstoryarts.net/podcast
My Life As Compost (blog): https://www.quartermoonstoryarts.net/blog
1:58 - Diane shares about her experience walking the Camino de Santiago Trail
6:00 - Diane shares how the Camino de Santiago changed her life
13:31 - Hear more about Diane's new podcast
19:16 - Learn how you can make your walks more meaningful
22:24 - How Diane has seen others impacted by walking
25:27 - How people can share their stories from walking