INTERVIEW ON THE PRICE OF BUSINESS SHOW, MEDIA PARTNER OF THIS SITE.
Recently Kevin Price, Host of the nationally syndicated Price of Business Show, welcomed Kimberly Evering, aka Gal on the Go to provide another commentary in a series.
The Kimberly Evering Commentaries
My persona Gal on the Go was born 20 years ago from a bucket list. I was thinking about how the concept of bucket lists have changed since then and decided that’s what I wanted to share with you…
Our yearning for adventure grows stronger as summertime unfolds, leading us to turn to bucket lists for inspiration and motivation. However, creating and pursuing a bucket list can be daunting. I encourage you to ditch the mindset that bucket lists are limited to physical activities and travel – and highlight their potential to encompass various experiences, including culinary delights and other unconventional pursuits.
Summer beckons us to explore, grow, and create lasting memories – offering a plethora of possibilities for fulfilling our dreams and aspirations. A bucket list is a gateway to embracing the season’s spirit and embarking on enriching adventures.
While societal pressures and social media often emphasize extreme physical feats and exotic destinations, it’s vital to remember that a bucket list should reflect your unique interests and desires. By breaking free from the fear of judgment, you can create a list that resonates with your true passions.
You have the power to tailor your lists to include less physically demanding pursuits like food experiences – exploring local farmers markets and indulging in wine tastings – offering an array of gastronomic adventures that connect you to diverse cultures and leave lasting memories.
There’s also the rediscovery of your local surroundings – allowing you to explore nearby parks, hiking trails, and hidden gems within your community. When I can’t travel, I love going to my local museums, historic sites, and attending art and music festivals on weekends! They provide a fresh perspective and strengthen my connection to my community.
In the allure of summertime, your bucket list becomes a roadmap to fulfillment, personal growth, and cherished memories. Expanding your horizons beyond physical activities and travel, embracing culinary adventures, local exploration, and unique experiences in which you can embark on a journey of self-discovery that truly reflects who you are and brings you joy.
To help you think differently and get started, here are five fun alternative names for a “Bucket List”:
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Dream Catalog
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Culinary Chronicles
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Must-Do Memoirs
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Epic Experiences
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Wanderlust Wishlist
I would love to hear about your list – IM me on IG @galonthego underscore unplugged.
Kimberly Evering, aka Gal on the Go, life has been a wild ride filled with many unforgettable adventures, like cycling more than 550 miles across New York State in seven days (two times) for cancer research! She also proudly served as a U.S. ambassador reporting at Vancouver’s 2010 Winter Paralympic Games for Alpine skiing and the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi for ice hockey. However, Kimberly is most passionate about hosting Gal on the Go Unplugged™, a bi-weekly award-winning podcast series featuring interviews with women from all walks of life to empower others.
Life adventurer, cyclist, and podcaster Kimberly discusses experiences that influenced her and others and expected and unexpected life lessons. Her persona, Gal on the Go, organically grew from a blog she created to share her adventures in the hope of breaking down others’ barriers of intimidation in life. The blog evolved into a podcast aimed at empowering women through shared stories by women from all walks and stages of life.
Kimberly Evering is a winner of a Silver Award for her podcast Gal on the Go Unplugged from Davey Awards for General Interview | Talk Show!
You can find out more about Kimberly at https://galotgo.com/. Or you can follow her free Gal on the Go Unplugged podcast at https://galotgo.com/gal-on-the-go-unplugged-podcast/.
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