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Sue Braiden wrote a new post, Are you too old for adventure travel? 2 days, 3 hours ago
Are you too old for adventure travel?
That’s the question posed by Marie-France Roy, a self-professed middle-years Adventure Diva who has visited 65 countries while travelling solo since
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Sue Braiden wrote a new post, Adventure Portal | Atlas Obscura 4 days, 7 hours ago
About Atlas Obscura
Atlas Obscura is an online magazine and travel company led by American journalist David Plotz. It was founded in 2009 by author Joshua Foer and documentary filmmaker/author Dylan Thuras. It
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Sue Braiden added the event The Reverse Birthday Gift 1 year, 4 months ago
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Sue Braiden added the event First Day of Spring 1 year, 4 months ago
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Sue Braiden added the event International Women's Day 1 year, 4 months ago
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Sue Braiden wrote a new post, Birthing the Adventure, Again. 1 year, 4 months ago
If you’ve been here before, you’ve probably noticed that we’re going through some pretty big changes!
Four years ago we embarked on an Adventure together, and like many good things in life, we hit a few
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Sue Braiden wrote a new post, Field Report: Sandra rebuilt her Haiti workshop & hired 5 people! 2 years, 7 months ago
It’s always exciting when we receive a field report on one of the women that we have invested in through the “Adventures with the Estrogen Army” project. This one is especially cool because it comes from the
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Sue Braiden commented on the post, Borrowing a little childhood magic to reboot a bad day 3 years ago
I have another favourite worth sharing: “Big”, a 1988 flick starring Tom Hanks. It is a wonderful example of the power of play, and inspired micro-adventures! One of my favourite scenes is the “chopsticks” duet
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Sue Braiden‘s profile was updated 3 years ago
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Sue Braiden wrote a new post, Borrowing a little childhood magic to reboot a bad day 3 years ago
You don’t have to be Alexander to have a Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day.
Sometimes, you just have to get out of bed, and that’s enough.
So when you’re having one of those days, what to
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Sue Braiden replied to the topic How can we have safer adventures? in the forum Safe Adventures 3 years ago
Have you seen the new NIMB ring that acts as a panic button, summoning help from local emergency response teams, friends and family, and an online community? This is one Kickstarter I’m going to be backing before it closes at the end of this July!
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Sue Braiden wrote a new post, Letting go of trauma to clear the way for Adventure 3 years ago
Sue Braiden, Rochelle Zohn, Ethan Zohn and Jenna Morasca in Boston, 2004.
Twelve years ago I was attacked on a subway platform in Boston as more than twenty people stood by and watched.No one
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Sue Braiden started the topic How can we have safer adventures? in the forum Safe Adventures 3 years ago
Nothing can ruin an adventure faster than a close encounter with danger.
I talked about one of my own in a posting over here:
Letting go of trauma to clear the way for Adventure
While in Boston in 2004, I made a couple of choices that put me in harm’s way. It led me to being attacked in the subway, and finding myself in a position without…[Read more]
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Sue Braiden wrote a new post, Helping Jennifer Grow Gardens in Honour of My Mum’s 76th Birthday through our 27th Kiva Loan 3 years ago
Today we’re celebrating our twenty-seventh “Adventures with the Estrogen Army” Kiva sponsorship!
Today would have been my mother’s 76th birthday. She was the original “Adventure Diva” and the inspiration
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Sue Braiden wrote a new post, Have fun. Do good. (…and be sure to do your homework first 😉 3 years, 1 month ago
There are lots of ways to have unconventional adventures, and some of my favourites are the ones that allow you to have fun while doing good.
CBC’s “Doc Zone” with Ann-Marie MacDonald (Canadian Broadcasting
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Sue Braiden wrote a new post, Tomorrow is 90. Today’s the day to do it! (…or as Lorraine says: time to grab life by the balls!) 3 years, 1 month ago
Every now and then someone points me in the direction of an “Adventure Diva” that’s is just so full of sass that I end up with tears rolling down my cheeks for hours after from laughing so hard.
90-something
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Sue Braiden started the topic How a really bad movie can be a really great tool for checking in with yourself. in the forum Community Kitchen Table 3 years, 1 month ago
I’m always on the look-out for good Adventure Diva movies, and when I stumbled across “I’ll See You in My Dreams” on Netflix, I thought I’d found one.
I was wrong.
(I tell you exactly why over here …)
The premise was a woman named Carol confronting her age, and realizing her life had become predictable and mundane. With a husband who had…[Read more]
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Sue Braiden wrote a new post, Where’s the Beef? (and how a really bad movie can be a really great tool for checking in with yourself) 3 years, 1 month ago
I’m always on the look-out for good Adventure Diva movies, and when I stumbled across “I’ll See You in My Dreams” on Netflix, I thought I’d found one.
I was wrong.
The premise was a woman named Carol
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Sue Braiden wrote a new post, Making Peace with Your Body and Aging 3 years, 2 months ago
Today I am incredibly aware of the way age is invading my body — the crows feet around my eyes, the smile lines at the corners of my mouth, the loosening of my skin around my neck and jowls, the wrinkles on
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Sue Braiden wrote a new post, What have you done that took you past your comfort zone? 3 years, 2 months ago
This is such gorgeous wisdom, from an extraordinary soul, and it applies way beyond artists.
The ability to live courageously and authentically is something that escapes so many of us for so long. In fact,
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