Solo Woman Traveler Available for Interview
What is adventure? And more important - how can women inject this spirit and energy into their everyday lives? Whether corporate professionals or professional homemakers, women have long been laboring under the image that adventure is for Indiana Jones.
Judy Wolf's travels, freelance career, and tendency to throw herself off waterfalls in a whitewater kayak defy "traditional" stereotypes and give women a glimpse of what's possible in their own lives.
Your Audience Will Hear:
- How the popular
image of "adventure" intersects and conflicts
with that of "attractive" when it comes to women - Why adventure needs to be redefined by women for women
- How women set themselves up for failure in achieving their dreams
- What they can do to stop undermining their own inspiration
- Two essential characteristics that help build a more adventurous life
Provocative Questions to Ask
- How do you define adventure?
- How do you define an adventurous woman?
- Why do you say that adventure needs to be redefined by women for women?
- What's the difference between a "male" model of adventure and a "female" model?
- How is adventure different than heroism?
- What conflicts have you as a woman identified between being "adventurous" and being "attractive"?
- What challenges do women face when they choose to become more active and adventurous?
- What ways do women sabotage their own success in leading more inspired lives?
- What characteristics help a woman build a more adventurous life?
- Why is travel particularly important for women?
- What advice do you give women who are interested in solo travel but don't know where to start?
Learn more about Judy's background, interests & activities...
Access press releases & articles, a 300 dpi 3x5 b&w headshot (for color or other photo options, please contact me), and around-the-world travel highlights.
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