For over 20 years, adventurer Andy Pag has explored the globe using innovative and remarkable modes of transportation that don’t harm the climate, and learned first-hand how to make changes successfully in the face of pressure and adversity.
Now he applies those lessons to help others wrestling with all aspects of change to identify the pathways to a successful transformation.
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Andy has driven a chocolate-powered lorry to Timbuktu, circled the world in a scrap yard van fuelled by waste cooking oil scavenged from bins along the way, and sailed across the globe in an abandoned sailboat he restored.
Beyond his obsession with waste, there have been many other sustainably powered journeys too, from cycling across Central America to paragliding through the Himalayas, but each journey demanded the need for change; from petrolhead to tree-hugger, from ferry passenger to ocean yachtsman, from couch potato to long-distance cyclist.
In his talks, seminars and one-to-one coaching, Andy shares how failures led to successes, and how managing motivation and interrogating his identity are the tools he uses to confidently drive change.