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Rising into the Unknown

Life is a journey, let’s chase the summits and relish the adventure all along the way.

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2024: A Year in Review

This year has been a testament to the power of putting people first in everything we do! 2024 brought big ideas to life and delivered meaningful achievements that improve lives, foster connections, and lay the foundation for a better future.

In Memory of Edward “Tee” Turner Baur

It is with a heavy heart that I would like to pay my respects to Edward “Tee” Turner Baur's life and legacy. Tee was a very successful real estate expert who gave me great encouragement and advice over the years. We both shared the same hometown of St. Louis and a love for outdoor athletics and hiking.

My 2024 Ultimate Holiday Gift Guide

I’ve created a holiday gift guide to help you out. Even if you’re a last-minute shopper, I’ve rounded up unique, high-quality items that can be delivered straight to your door.

Labor Day: A Reflection on Its Roots and Reason

Labor Day offers a moment to pause and recognize the dedication and contributions of the generations of American workers who have built our country and continue to shape its future.

Paris 2024: A Century in the Making

On your mark, get set, GO – It’s time for the 2024 Summer Olympics! We have come quite a long way since the first recorded Ancient Olympic Games held in 776 BC in Olympia, Greece, but the love for sport and competition remains the same!

My Ultimate Hiking Gear Guide

My inspiration for mountains began when I was ten. I saw a documentary of Martin Luther King Jr. speaking about having been to the mountaintop (which I later found out was his final speech), and it sparked a passion in me.

ADVENTURE

Building Buttercup

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I can’t describe the powerful emotion I felt at this moment, for everything lost and gained in my whole life. It was a spiritual experience, from my heart.

ADVENTURE

Climbing Capitol Peak

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Adventure is in my DNA

Ever since I read the stories of Huckleberry Finn and Tom Sawyer, I’ve looked at all of my life as an adventure. Listening and learning from my father was amazing story in history over the course of 40 years taught me that adventure was in my DNA at conception.

I’ve always been able to keep calm and have a level head and every situation I can remember. The only exception of this rule is that I don’t believe a person should not panic if they’re drowning. I would definitely drown panicking.

Beyond that all of life’s twists and turns good and bad ecstatic or heartbroken all add up to the different color crayons in your crayon box. That was a quote from my dad upon hearing some shocking news about my own colorful life.