Pieter Geldenhuys talks about Shoshin Walks, Exploring and Nature
Pieter Geldenhuys – also known as PG Geldenhuys – facilitates hikes and retreats in South Africa and abroad to help you turn your focus inward, through his business Shoshin Walks. He’s also learnt that big shifts come from having a beginner’s mindset. PG
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Pieter Geldenhuys – also known as PG Geldenhuys – facilitates hikes and retreats in South Africa and abroad to help you turn your focus inward, through his business Shoshin Walks. He’s also learnt that big shifts come from having a beginner’s mindset.
PG’s adventurous spirit is infectious. He shares his travel tales and his philosophy with hiking and being in nature. In this productive conversation, we also discuss meditative walks, writing novels, cliches – and observing ducks.
Talking Points
- What is Shoshin?
- The power of meditative walks
- Navigating uncertainty
- How writing badly helped PG write a novel
- Lessons learnt from completing the Camino de Santiago
- PG’s group tours that include the Inca trail and Kilimanjaro
Quote
"Structure will set you free."
Helpful Links
- ‘Offsides’ by PG Geldenhuys
- The Way (2010)
- ‘Four Thousand Weeks’ by Oliver Burkeman
- Multiplicity (1996)
- About Time (2013)
- PG’s LinkedIn
- Shoshin Walks Facebook
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