How a Snowboarder Built a Multi-Million-Dollar Retreat Empire
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Who is Tara Camp and what led her from snowboarding to coaching retreats?
My name is Tara, and I'm a bliss and happiness coach and retreat facilitator. I help people to tune in, tap in, have an experience of bliss, of unconditional love, joy, peace beyond all understanding. Then I give them the tools and techniques to actually live it in everyday life.
Tara Camp is a transformational coach, entrepreneur, and retreat facilitator. She helps individuals reconnect with their authentic selves through healing, mindset, and personal growth, empowering them to live with greater joy, purpose, and freedom.
I love my humanness, but a lot of times I feel like that gives people a reason to hold on to the negativity or the blame or the resentment. What's important is that we own those and we feel them, but that we're also willing to let them go because the spiritual energies are higher and in order to raise our vibration, we got to let go of the heavy stuff.
What are some of the tips that people can do to kind of tap into their inner power and that energy?
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You can live your dream. Hi, welcome to another episode of Living Your Legacy Podcast. And I'll be your host today, Jay Sling. And thanks for tuning in. We got a really special guest today. Just stopped, finished filming over in the other studio. But yeah, she brought us to another vibration. And tell us a little bit about yourself.
Well, my name is Tara and I'm a bliss and happiness coach and retreat facilitator. I help people to tune in and tap into their inner resources and to not just have an experience, a spiritual experience, but to actually like grounded into everyday life.
Awesome. And blissful happiness coach, people. I think we all can use a little bit about that. What's a blissful happiness coach?
Well, I help people to tune in, tap in, have an experience of bliss, of unconditional love, joy, peace beyond all understanding. And then I give them the tools and techniques to actually live it in everyday life so they can overcome the challenges, the negativity, the negative emotions and tune into the higher vibes that, you know, contain joy and all the good things of life, abundance.
I think how difficult and crazy this life can be. I think we can all tap into that joy and abundance, especially with so much negativity out there today. You know, I think it's really important now more than ever to kind of tap into these things. Tell us about, I mean, what's it take to be a blissful happiness coach? Like, how did you get here?
Oh, that's a really good question. I've had a fascination for just pushing the edges my entire life. And, you know, I was in my real estate career and I recognized a few quirks that I had that I really wanted to be better. And that's when I got started in personal development. And from there, I just grew and had this fascination of just being my best self. Yeah. Yeah.
uh and also i only know this because i did the episode but snowboarding also snowboarding has a kind of little bit of story into that journey right so tell us like snowboarding why was it so important to you like how did that help you kind of overcome some of these challenges that you were having
Well, snowboarding probably saved my life. My dad took me on a random ski trip when I was 20 and it changed the trajectory. And the movement helped, I think, more than anything. It helped to just move and move the energy that I was experiencing, which was just depression and stagnation and anxiety. And, you know, not even having a will to live and, and then it's snowboarding brought me into a new world. It opened me up and showed me like that there was a different way to live, um, through movement, but also adventure.
Yeah. The thrill, the nature. kind of overcoming the frostbite, right?
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