We've all got a story as this show's guest, Evelyn Coggins, Co-Owner of Copper Cayuse Outfitters in Pemberton, British Columbia, shares with us, and it often weaves and turns in ways we least expect. From an early career start as a high school teacher to finding her tribe later in life once kids were launched, Evelyn leveraged her skills as a teacher to study Herbal Therapy as her second act, teaching at a local Naturopathic College of Medicine for over a decade. Evelyn's comment about life: "I think every person ends up where they're supposed to be, but every stage of our life - every day, every week of our life - we think we're supposed to be static, to be a teacher, be a doctor, be a tech guru etc., yet we are always becoming. Our path takes us exactly where we're supposed to be.' As it turns out in Evelyn's case, it's with horses, trail riding and sharing time with women seeking more at a particular stage in life...so grab a cuppa something, sit down and relax as you listen to this remarkable woman's journey to wellness and her desire to help others do the same. I know you'll enjoy it.

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