Finding Adventure With Your Kids

from Cruisin' + Campfires Hosted by Cruisin and Campfires

How do you encourage your kids to seek adventure? Tune in to find out from a fellow mom and outdoor entrepreneur, Nailah Blades Wylie. Nailah Blades Wylie is a Life & Leadership coach, consultant and the founder of Color Outside, a coaching practice for ambitious women of color who are ready to create unapologetic, soul stirring lives through outdoor adventure. Nailah started Color Outside as a safe place for women of color to come together and unlock where they're feeling stuck so that they can fully step into their joy and shine. When she's not leading adventure retreats or consulting with brands you can find her hiking with her husband or playing intense games of hide-n-go seek with her two tiny kids. You can find Nailah online at coloroutside.org or on Instagram and Facebook: @wecoloroutside

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