Trekking Life with Jeffrey Tan: Pathfinder * Transformation Coach * Leadership Facilitator. Part 1

<p>Coming to you from Whidbey Island, Washington this is Stories From Women Who Walk. You’ll recognize yourself in these true-life stories from (mostly) women who are walking their lives while their lives walk them and the lasting difference their journeys have made. I’m your host, Diane Wyzga.</p><p>Today my guest is Jeffrey Tan: Pathfinder, Transformation  Coach and Leadership Mastery Facilitator/Trainer who is joining us from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.</p><p>Jeffrey helps people explore their paths in their personal and professional growth and development. Years of managing and working with people from all walks of life led him to a deep  understanding of human behaviors and attitudes. In 1998 Jeffrey attended a Leadership Program to improve himself, and the rest - as they say - is history. Helping people develop their best selves became his passion. I’ve invited Jeffrey to talk with us about changing the narrative that no longer works for you, RISE the signature training program, trekking - including Nepal - and, parenting on COVID lock-down. Welcome to the podcast, Jeffrey!    </p><p><strong>Minutes</strong> <i>31:12</i></p><p><i>00 to 3:01</i>       <strong>Intro</strong></p><p><i>3:01 to 9:20       </i><strong>Start From Where You Are</strong></p><p><i>Question: I understand that there is some jungle trekking available if I came to visit you. And if so, do you have a favorite jungle to trek?</i></p><ul><li>Jeffrey has 3 favorite treks he enjoys every weekend.</li><li>One is still big jungle and the other two are second generation with rubber trees</li><li>The places are much green for him and will make do for now</li></ul><p><i>Question: If we got to trek together, what’s the first thing I might notice about you?</i>  </p><ul><li>Jeffrey would check in with host’s familiarity with trekking, health and ability so he knows the appropriate trails to tackle</li><li>Either we would go to easier trails or the more exciting parts as he saw fit</li></ul><p><i>Question: And if we got to one of the more exciting parts