Find Your Path
Big Thinking doesn’t happen in small rooms.
Our outdoor Business Coaching and Strategy sessions are immersive, yet liberating 1:1 adventures on the moors, hills and mountains, for leaders, professionals and business owners who need a break from the day-to-day chaos, and time and space to think about the bigger picture.
Give yourself the gift of time, space, a clear mind and a fresh perspective
The association between walking outside and improved mental health became starkly evident during the pandemic.
However in the past few years, scientists and doctors have been uncovering the benefits that the outdoors has not only on people’s health, but their ability to think, focus, achieve, create and solve problems.
At Mountain Boardroom, I use the stuinning mountain environment to break out from the chaotic, overwhleming and stressful world.
I give you time and space to reflect, reset, recharge, learn and grow.
Everyone will have a different route to follow, but I will be here to guide you to find your path and remove what’s been keeping you stuck.
What We Do
Mountain Boardroom Walkshops
Full day adventures where we take on big mountain routes in the UK whilst learning the tools, having the breakthroughs and developing the mindset to take on anything.
Join our next Walkshop where we take on Productivity, whilst climbing Scafell Pike!
The Meet Your Mountain Group Programme (Beta)
Meet Your Mountain is a transformational group coaching programme of 8 epic mountain “walkshops” over the course of 8 months for Entrepreneurs and Senior Professionals who want to overcome their doubts and fears, find clarity and rediscover their sense of adventure
Meet Your Mountain will be launched in 2026, but you can apply to join the 2025 beta programme now. Click the link to find out more.
Mountain Boardroom 1:1 Sessions
Giving you time, headspace and perspective, so you can find clarity and direction, and do some big, outside thinking to build your business strategy.
Questions? Check out our FAQ
What our clients think…
“I found more than just the walk outdoors, and the achievement of climbing Ingleborough, having a ‘like mind’ to sound off with was very refreshing”
