Join us for an evening of inspiration on Thursday, October 17th from 6:00 pm as mountaineer Heather Geluk shares her ‘signature moves’ to architecting a life that connects her passion for the outdoors and adventure, with her goals and purpose. Complete with a screening of the short film "In the Shadows of Everest", Heather will share her experiences and Adventures, complete with the lessons she's learned, and how she's used her talents to create a balanced, meaningful life..
If you’ve got a love for the outdoors, an interest in travel, and are interested in creating harmony in your life to live the life that you’ve dreamed of, this is the perfect event to inspire you to take that first step!
Finding your mission, your purpose and your meaning requires cultivating an openness and willingness to say “yes” to exploring, experiencing, creating and relating.
Please join us for a lively evening of inspiration on Wednesday, October 17th from 7pm as mountaineer Heather Geluk shares ‘signature moves’ to architect a life that connects a curious mind with a love for the outdoors to create and live a life of purpose and meaning. Through breathtaking photographs and stories of expeditions in the Himalayas, Andes, and Alps and work with not-for-profits in Nepal and Canada, Heather will take us on a journey to ‘yes’ to exploring, experiencing, creating and relating… leaving us inspired to take that first step.
The night will begin at 6:00PM, with Heather's presentation, followed by the screening of "In the Shadows of Everest". Snacks and refreshments will be provided.
Heather’s zest for adventure and a life that regularly challenges “comfort zones,” reflects a love for the outdoors and an inherent sense of ‘wanderlust’. She uses her experiences as an adventurer and mountaineer as opportunities to inspire others and ‘give back’.
Heather’s more than familiar with what it takes. She’s not only scaled some of the highest mountains in the world including Everest, Lhotse and Denali, but she’s done so while using her passion for our environment, the mountains and its people to ‘give back’, fostering deeper connections and finding greater harmony in life. Through her recent expedition in Nepal, Heather added to an already inspiring life of adventure to become one of the first Canadian women to scale Kyajo Ri, high in the Everest region. She then went on to volunteer at the Khumbu Climbing Center, a center dedicated to increase the safety of Nepali climbers and high-altitude workers.
