It may sound woo-woo, but we have learned many lessons from nature and learned a lot about ourselves.
We’ve always known we loved being outside, but we didn’t realize just how much nature had been quietly teaching us over the years. It’s been our backdrop, our sounding board, our reset button.
And more often than not, it’s shown us who we really are just by letting us slow down long enough to notice.
🔗 Links + Resources:
Full Show Notes (Including Our Free Downloadable “Get Outdoors Challenge"): https://arneradventures.com/lessons-from-nature/
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Implementing some simple outdoor habits is easier than you think.
We live in a world where we’re encouraged to hustle, stay plugged in, and fill every moment with something “productive.” But we’ve learned that sometimes, the most productive thing we can do is step outside. Not for a hike, not for a whole afternoon, just for a moment.
As part of Great Outdoors Month, we’re sharing how little outdoor habits have quietly transformed our days and how you can try them, too.
🔗 Links + Resources:
Full Show Notes (Including Our Free Downloadable “Get Outdoors Challenge"): https://arneradventures.com/outdoor-habits/
💬 Let’s keep the convo going: Tag us @arneradventures on Instagram if you have more to say or questions via this topic!
This week, we’re handing the mic to our friends at Girlish Gurus for a replay episode where Shannon joined them to chat about one of our favorite topics: living fully with less. From selling it all and heading for the coast, to redefining what “success” looks like, we cover the real benefits—mental, physical, and emotional—of downsizing and making space for what matters most.
It’s a fun, honest convo about intentional living, finding freedom outside the hustle, and what it’s really like to take the leap.
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And as always, you can find more of our story at arneradventures.com
Being unavailable isn’t something that is rude or makes you a recluse. We used to think being reachable 24/7 was just part of running a business. But truthfully? It nearly wrecked our peace. We realized we were burned out somewhere between the never-ending notifications and guilt-ridden response times. Now, we’ve flipped the script, and being unavailable has never felt more freeing.
We’re sharing how we set boundaries for being unavailable, while maintaining a business, relationships, and our mental health.
🔗 Links + Resources:
Full Show Notes (Including Our Free Downloadable “Being Unavailable" Templates for Auto-Replies): https://arneradventures.com/being-unavailable
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In this episode, we’re sharing our experience at the Nantahala Outdoor Center (NOC) in Bryson City, NC, where we spent a few days hiking, rafting, cozying up in the rain, and finding that perfect mix of stillness and adventure.
We stayed in a treetop bungalow at The Hemlocks at NOC, explored a small portion of the Appalachian Trail, got soaked on a ducky trip, skipped mountain biking in favor of rest, and left with full hearts and sore legs.
Whether you’re looking for your next getaway or just need a reminder to slow down and breathe, we’ve got you.
🔗 Links + Resources:
Book your stay at The Hemlocks at NOC: https://bit.ly/43aXrAN (affiliate UTM link)
Our Get Outdoors Challenge: https://arneradventures.com/get-outdoors/
View more of The Hemlocks and the NOC on our IG highlight.
Related blog post: https://arneradventures.com/the-hemlocks-at-nantahala/
💬 Let’s keep the convo going:Tag us @arneradventures on Instagram if you’re planning your own adventure—or share your favorite way to get outdoors and reset.