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My name is not Elaine
Many of you listen to stories of the expeditions I do for charity. I recently released some video from our 2012 expedition to Australia to set a new Guinness World Record.
With a team of intrepid adventurers we were able to set a new record on behalf of charity Rally4Life by flying almost 8,500 ams through very harsh conditions in Australia. In the recent columns about addressing fears head on, you can imagine that a few fears were “managed” in the process. Whether it was the fear of failure, creepy crawlies or flying, everyone had their chance to work out the bugs on this amazing trip.
A big thank you to Tourism Australia who made me an official “Friend of Australia” during the trip. I will be back to tackle another exciting adventure.
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