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EPISODE · Mar 13, 2025 · 48 MIN

64: Dreams That Won't Die - Visionaries Alliance Unleashed

from The Everyday Awesome Project · host Polly Mertens & Samantha Pruitt

Have you ever had a dream that simply refuses to die? That spark of an idea that keeps reigniting no matter how many times life's obstacles try to extinguish it? In this energizing conversation Polly & Sam meet up in Big Bear, California to share how a transformative hike on the Pacific Crest Trail became the catalyst for breathing life into a vision we can't seem to let die.Learn of visionary Catherine Montgomery's seemingly impossible 1926 dream of creating a Mexico-to-Canada hiking trail (WTF!?!). Nearly 100 years later, that vision is now the 2,650-mile Pacific Crest Trail (PCT). The PCT is a powerful reminder that dreams can ignite and connect thousands into action and leave a legacy for generations. While hiking a small section of the PCT we dreamed up The Visionaries Alliance – our vision for a community that unites entrepreneurs and dreamers who understand that true prosperity requires balance between life, work, and nature. Unlike traditional business networks that gather in sterile conference centers, we're creating a space where visionaries can connect authentically in natural settings, supporting each other's growth while maintaining the vital link to the natural world that fuels creativity AND wellbeing.This episode serves as both an invitation and a challenge. We invite you to dust off your own persistent dreams, speak them aloud, and take those crucial first steps toward manifestation. The dreams that won't die are precisely the ones most worthy of your attention – they were planted within you for a reason, and only you can bring them to fruition.Whether you're already pursuing your vision or it's been silently waiting in the wings, we hope this conversation ignites your courage to follow what genuinely excites you. What vision do you have that won't die? We'd like to hear about it - share it with us! @everydayawesomeprojectArticle from Pacific Crest Trail Assn: https://www.pcta.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/Visiting-visionaries-dan-ogden-jean-mathews-spring-2016.pdfSend us Fan Mail Follow Coach Polly @getbusythriving and Coach Sam @thesamanthapruitt Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/everydayawesomeprojectFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/everydayawesomeprojectLinktree for ALL THE THINGS: https://linktr.ee/everydayawesomeprojectWebsite/About Us: https://everydayawesomeproject.com/about-us/

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Have you ever had a dream that simply refuses to die? That spark of an idea that keeps reigniting no matter how many times life's obstacles try to extinguish it? In this energizing conversation Polly & Sam meet up in Big Bear, California to share how a transformative hike on the Pacific Crest Trail became the catalyst for breathing life into a vision we can't seem to let die. Learn of visionary Catherine Montgomery's seemingly impossible 1926 dream of creating a Mexico-to-Canada hiking t...

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