9.6.22 // Come with me?

I'm hosting a trip to Patagonia in December.
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I started advertising for it over a year ago and I have some INCREDIBLE humans signed up for the trip so far. I've emailed or chatted with every person signed up to understand comfort around vulnerability and what each person wants for the trip. And to say the least, I feel really, really good about the humans who are planning to be there.
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And, there are a few spots left, so I figured I'd make another post and see, would you like to come with me?
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If I'm honest, it took me a long time to make this post about the trip.
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From the time I launched the trip back in November of 2021 to the last few weeks, I felt a deep creep of imposter syndrome sinking into my bones about being a "host" for a trip of this caliber.
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My mind started to spin... "what if I'm not what people want," "what if they don't like me?" "what if people are angry at me for not being who they expect me to be?"
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I seriously considered if I was worthy and if I would be enough.
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What changed? I had a turn of perspective... and I asked myself, "what if the only reason I'm asking myself these questions is that I don't think I'm worthy, fun enough, good enough, smart enough, social enough, outdoorsy enough to host an incredible group of humans I don't want to let down..."
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But the truth is, I am enough if I can show up as myself and nothing more. Trying to fit everyone's expectations is a surefire way to fail everyone including myself, so I'm releasing my own expectations in hopes that other participants will also show up with open minds, open hearts, and most importantly *curiosity* without assumptions.
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Then I think no matter what, this trip is going to be spectacularly epic.
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So, with all that being said, would anyone else like to join the Insatiably Curious Club and come hike with us in Patagonia (Argentina) with us?
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Patagonia with Liz Fieser signup.