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In this episode, Lisa Neuberger Fernandez shares how walking with women—across continents and life stages—has shaped her journey through motherhood, leadership, and reinvention. From the Camino to community circles, Lisa reflects on how movement and mentorship help us find our next why. The Next Chapter Accelerator—a retreat and reflection program for senior women leaders—starts again this December. Learn more at www.nextchapteraccelerator.com.

To reach out to Lisa, you can find her on: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisahneuberger/

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In this episode, we talk with Fiona Macaulay—CEO of the WILD Network and co-founder of the Next Chapter Accelerator, a bold program helping women leaders step into what’s next. As part of the experience, participants walk and talk along the Camino, using movement as a catalyst for reflection, clarity, and connection. We also hear from Lee Ann De Reus, CEO of Badass University and a recent participant, who shares how the journey sparked courage, insight, and a whole new chapter. It’s a conversation about reinvention, leadership, and the power of movement—on the trail and in life.

For more information on Fiona Macaulay, follow her on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fionamacaulay and sign up for WILD's newsletter: www.thewildnetwork.org

For more information on Lee Ann De Reus, follow her on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leeanndereus/ or check out Badass University LLC www.badassuniversity.com

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In this episode, we meet the youngest pilgrims we interviewed—two 19-year-old women navigating gap years with backpacks, curiosity, and a willingness to walk into the unknown. One studies at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, the other is a student at Bates College. On the Camino de Santiago, they encountered physical exhaustion, emotional solitude, and moments of unexpected joy. From crowded hostels to quiet stretches of trail, they share what they packed, what they let go of, and what they carried forward into their lives today. Their stories offer a candid look at what it means to walk into adulthood—step by step, mile by mile.