Episode #64. The micro-steps that changed Eleanor Carey's mindset to become comfortable with the uncomfortable to become a world class adventurer - a podcast by Professor Selena Bartlett, Neuroscientist and Group Leader Neuroscience and Neuroplasticity, Translational Research Institute, QUT
from 2021-07-27T15:00
Stepping into the unknown is something that Eleanor Carey has done over and over again. It is something that both excites and frightens her every single time.
From cycling solo across Europe in search of a career change, to founding multiple businesses, to battling hurricanes, extreme sea sickness and sleep deprivation she has learned how to get comfortable being uncomfortable.
Spending 62 days at sea in a 7.5 metre boat, rowing day and night is just one part of Eleanor’s experience that has built her ability to adapt in such a wide variety of conditions and circumstances and continue stepping forward in the face of fear and uncertainty.
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