In this episode of the 1000 Hours Outside Podcast, host Ginny Yurich engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Lisa Boone, the founder of Farmhouse on Boone and the host of the Simple Farmhouse Life podcast. Together, they delve into the profound satisfaction derived from witnessing the transformation of raw ingredients into something beautiful. They also explore the inherent human need to engage in hands-on work and create the things we require. One of the central themes discussed is the temptation to constantly seek more information instead of taking action and embarking on new endeavors, even if it means risking failure. Lisa and Ginny highlight the importance of overcoming this tendency and embracing the process of trying, failing, and learning from mistakes. The concept of "life tuition" emerges during their conversation, emphasizing that personal growth often requires paying the price of failure. Lisa shares her own experiences and insights gained over the past 15 years, highlighting the organic growth and evolution of her life and learning journey. Through this engaging episode, listeners are encouraged to appreciate the beauty of working with raw materials, embrace the lessons learned from failure, and embark on their own journey of growth and self-discovery. You can find Lisa at: https://www.farmhouseonboone.com/ You can also find her on social media at: @farmhouseonboone