A Journey to Self-Mastery: Luke's Gap Year in South Africa with Warriors Academy

Luke Morton shares how a planned nine-week gap experience with Warriors Academy in South Africa turned into a two-year journey of personal growth, global connection, and skill-building. From an early experience in self-mastery that reshaped his mindset, to a second year earning 19 certifications as a multi-activity instructor, Luke walks us through how stepping away from the traditional path helped him find clarity, confidence, and direction. Now, he’s preparing for his next challenge: a thru-hike of the Appalachian Trail. Resources and Mentioned: Warriors Academy Appalachian Trail (Luke’s upcoming thru-hike) Connect with Us: Listen to Gap Year Radio wherever you get your podcasts More episodes and info: gapyearradiopodcast.com

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