Inspirations from Bhutan: Dara Padwo-Audick at TEDxLizardCreek

President of Enlightened Media, LLC and Creative Strategies Media, LLC, as well as the co-founder of the Foundation for Global Inspiration, Dara Padwo-Audick is an award winning writer, producer, and director. In 1997, National Geographic sent Dara to Nepal to film a story about Sherpas who had been on Mt. Everest during what became the fatal climb captured by John Krackower in his book Into Thin Air. This life changing experience is what first introduced Dara to the concept of non-attachment; several years later Dara would discover many more unseen opportunities, especially revolving around Gross National Happiness, through her work in Bhutan, the last Buddhist country on the planet.
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[@greentara7562]

You are very lucky to visit in Bhutan.

[@lordofbhutan5883]

glad my country came in handy

[@11mins-bro6]

Wow 😊😊

[@yeshisamdup1614]

Great

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,,great

[@millicentbalderdash2641]

Jon Krakauer, I think you mean?