My name is Ariel and I still do not know what I want to be when I grow up.

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I do know I love storytelling, biking, skiing, gardening, birding, making bougie cocktails for friends, giving back to my community, curating experiences, lurking and stirring the pot. 

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I love being being outdoors because it connects me with people, place and planet. Connecting with people, place, and planet invests me in their respective health, resiliency and future.

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I love playing on bikes and skis because it brings me joy. Joy is a necessary tool for my advocacy: it reminds me to be hopeful, replenishes me when I feel depleted, and is the thing I want to help others access most so they can also experience its restorative magic. 

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I think I am okay never knowing what to be when I grow up because it means I will remain capable of challenging both myself and the status quo. 

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I have had the privilege of working with companies, organizations, and individuals who also see the importance of staying open and eager to connect, play, challenge and change.

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I would be stoked to collaborate if that's you, too.