This conversation follows Fabian Fernandez not just across oceans, but through a deeply personal act of trust. When we first spoke in February, he was setting out on the final leg of his solo sail across the Pacific—without fanfare, without certainty, and with more than a few people questioning his choice. What carried him forward wasn’t ego or adrenaline, but a quiet resolve to listen to a call he couldn’t explain away. As the miles passed, so did something else: fear softened, clarity sharp...
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This conversation follows Fabian Fernandez not just across oceans, but through a deeply personal act of trust. When we first spoke in February, he was setting out on the final leg of his solo sail across the Pacific—without fanfare, without certainty, and with more than a few people questioning his choice. What carried him forward wasn’t ego or adrenaline, but a quiet resolve to listen to a call he couldn’t explain away. As the miles passed, so did something else: fear softened, clarity sharp...
Old Lady on the Trail: Meet 83-Year-Old Triple Crowner Mary E. Davison (#7 of Top Ten from 2025)
Meaning and Moxie After 50
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Old Lady on the Trail: Meet 83-Year-Old Triple Crowner Mary E. Davison (#7 of Top Ten from 2025)
Mary Davison is a true inspiration who found a profound sense of meaning and moxie after turning 50. Her remarkable journey into long-distance hiking began at age 60 with the Wonderland Trail around Mount Rainier, which quickly ignited a passion few can match. Her incredible dedication led her to become a certified Triple Crowner, meaning she successfully completed the three most challenging and prestigious trails in the United States: the Appalachian Trail (AT), the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT)...
Meaning and Moxie After 50
This conversation follows Fabian Fernandez not just across oceans, but through a deeply personal act of trust. When we first spoke in February, he was setting out on the final leg of his solo sail across the Pacific—without fanfare, without certainty, and with more than a few people questioning his choice. What carried him forward wasn’t ego or adrenaline, but a quiet resolve to listen to a call he couldn’t explain away. As the miles passed, so did something else: fear softened, clarity sharp...
