Our favorite ocean sailor has been back on land for a little over a month! Andrew shares today about what it's like to sail 46,000 miles... circle the whole globe going 10MPH in a sailboat... and then find oneself done with that adventure and seeing what's ahead.

Join us!...
And THANK YOU for joining us throughout this year's adventure. Andrew shares in this conversation about what that's meant for him as he was on the journey, and the feelings of love and support he carries with him as he moves on into whatever's next.

You can find Andrew at his website, https://www.coachandrewmoss.com/

In LinkedIn, https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewmoss01/

In Instagram, https://www.instagram.com/coachandrewmoss/

Cheers friends!

*Sensitive Ears Alert! Somewhere in here I drop an f bomb.. I couldn't help myself.. because we find our favorite ocean sailor DONE with his global circumnavigation!!!
He did it y'all!!

In our conversation, recorded just the day after stepping back on land in Portsmouth, England, where he started racing all those months ago, Andrew reflects on what it really has meant to do this year at sea, away from loved ones, completely outside of normal life, sharing about it all in the way that only he can.
Super interesting and inspiring -
Join us!

Here is the link to the On On PSP YouTube playlist, of conversations with Andrew's fellow PSP crew, skipper, and AQP! https://bit.ly/3WshAiv

Andrew's GoFundMe is a way to support our favorite ocean sailor, if you are able:
https://www.gofundme.com/f/xqqbkk-help-andrew-fulfill-his-dream

Join the "Climb Aboard Andrew's Adventure" Facebook group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/andrewsailingadventure

We'll next hear from Andrew after he's returned to life on land, likely in September - and at the moment of recording he had no idea where our next conversation will take place!
"Probabably somewhere in Canada," was this explorer's best guess :)

Stay tuned!

On on :)

We find our favorite ocean sailor squeakingly close to the end of the '23-'24 edition of the Clipper Round the World race!.. after a challenging run across the north Atlantic.

Andrew reflects on this most recent race, and answers some pertinent questions about what it's like to be almost - but not quite - at the end.
He also shares about some of what might be opening up when the race is all done!

Super interesting and inspiring -

Join us!

Andrew's GoFundMe is a way to support our favorite ocean sailor, if you are able:
https://www.gofundme.com/f/xqqbkk-help-andrew-fulfill-his-dream

Join the "Climb Aboard Andrew's Adventure" Facebook group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/andrewsailingadventure

Contribute to Andrew’s boat’s UNICEF fundraiser here,
https://www.justgiving.com/team/teamcr03

We'll next hear from Andrew after he and the rest of the PSP crew have crossed the Atlantic.. in Oban, Scotland.. squeakingly close to the end of the race! What fun!

On on :)

What fun to sit down in person with Andrew in Washington, DC, USA as our favorite ocean sailor shares about this most recent leg of the Clipper Round the World race!

Andrew answers lots of great questions - about bioluminescence, what it's like to travel through the Panama Canal, and more!
He also shares deeply about his own life-changing experience, as well what it's been like to witness his partner Monique's life-changing year while he's been at sea.

These conversations are always inspiring. This one, even more so.
Join us!

Andrew's GoFundMe is a way to support our favorite ocean sailor, if you are able:
https://www.gofundme.com/f/xqqbkk-help-andrew-fulfill-his-dream

Join the "Climb Aboard Andrew's Adventure" Facebook group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/andrewsailingadventure

Contribute to Andrew’s boat’s UNICEF fundraiser here,
https://www.justgiving.com/team/teamcr03

We'll next hear from Andrew after he and the rest of the PSP crew have crossed the Atlantic.. in Oban, Scotland.. squeakingly close to the end of the race! What fun!

On on :)

What will life after a year at sea be like for our favorite ocean sailor?

With just 3 races left out of 16, there's a lot of curiosity around this question.. Andrew brings his A game in addressing that curiosity.

Also, we discuss how this past race was the one where they lost their wind instruments – and also came in third! Coincidence?

Tune in for a fascinating conversation around these topics, and more.

Andrew has a request that he brings into our conversation today:
"Question --- does anyone have excess aeroplan points or vouchers or a desire to help me secure a one way ticket on July 31 or August 1? Preferred departure airports are Gatwick (LGW) or Heathrow (LHR) and arrival to YUL or YYZ.
Thanks for your support."

Andrew's GoFundMe is another way to support:
https://www.gofundme.com/f/xqqbkk-help-andrew-fulfill-his-dream

Join the "Climb Aboard Andrew's Adventure" Facebook group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/andrewsailingadventure

And/or, contribute to Andrew’s boat’s UNICEF fundraiser here,
https://www.justgiving.com/team/teamcr03

You'll next hear from our favorite ocean sailor in Washington DC, USA – where the plan is we will record together, not in zoom but in person! What fun!

On on :)

Our favorite ocean sailor joins us.. 6000 miles away from where we spoke to him last.. in Seattle USA!

WWAM Playlist in YouTube.. https://bit.ly/45qHRjN
This one's split into several segments for your viewing pleasure!

Deets:
Today Andrew responds to some great questions, thank you Eirik, Angele and Karen!

Questions include:
~ "What's one thing that people who have NOT been on a boat in a race like this, will never quite understand (unless they do it themselves)? I feel like watching you I intellectually feel what it most be like and live through you, but I'm sure there are 100 layers between that and the real thing."

~ "What food (that you aren’t able to access in the moment) do you miss the most while out at sea?"

~ "What does it feel like when you are at the halfway mark? Meaning in the ocean with no land at all just the sea : knowing it is just really you , the crew , the boat and the ocean. No rescue easily."

~ "How do you not vomit with some of these waves? I feel like the boat can really pitch."

~ "Celebrating our friend Kirsten.. what would your last message to the world be?"

~ "Do you ever just crave a walk?"

~ "What is apparent wind?"

Enjoy!!

A Front Row Seat:
~ Tons of fun race-related links at Andrew's website, http://coachandrewmoss.com

~ Join Andrew's 'Climb Aboard My Adventure' Facebook group, https://www.facebook.com/groups/andrewsailingadventure

Donate if You're Inspired:
~ Help Andrew cover some of the expenses of his year at sea - and away from his beloved coaching practice, https://www.gofundme.com/f/xqqbkk-help-andrew-fulfill-his-dream

~ Contribute to Andrew’s boat’s UNICEF fundraiser here,
https://www.justgiving.com/team/teamcr03

Next Up:
Stay tuned for the next episode where we'll find Andrew in (either) Panama, or live and in person in Washington, DC, USA!

Safe and joyful travels Andrew, and everyone, until then :)

Our favorite ocean sailor joins us - feeling restored to health after a hospital stay in Vietnam and an eventful journey in China - just before beginning the big Pacific crossing to Seattle USA!

WWAM Playlist in YouTube.. https://bit.ly/45qHRjN
This one's split into several segments for your viewing pleasure!

Deets:
Today Andrew responds to some great questions, thank you Brenda, Ian, Ryan, and my parents Diane and Arthur!

Questions include:
~ "What more teamwork will it take for Team PSP to make it to the podium?"

~ "What perceptions that you had about China have changed after being in these cities for some time?"

~ "What has the food in these cities you’ve been in like?"

~ "I notice, even after being on a 24 hour sail, the first good meal ashore somehow tastes better than anything I’ve ever had before. It’s a strange phenomenon. Have you experienced anything like that during the trip?"

~ "Will you be near Point Nemo? The point in the ocean where you’re furthest away from any landmass?"

~ "Why do you stop where you stop?"

~ "What happens on the boat when there is lightning?"

Enjoy!!

A Front Row Seat:
~ Tons of fun race-related links at Andrew's website, http://coachandrewmoss.com

~ Join Andrew's 'Climb Aboard My Adventure' Facebook group, https://www.facebook.com/groups/andrewsailingadventure

Donate if You're Inspired:
~ Help Andrew cover some of the expenses of his year at sea - and away from his beloved coaching practice, https://www.gofundme.com/f/xqqbkk-help-andrew-fulfill-his-dream

~ Contribute to Andrew’s boat’s UNICEF fundraiser here,
https://www.justgiving.com/team/teamcr03

Next Up:
Stay tuned for the next episode where we'll find Andrew - after racing around China and across the Pacific Ocean - in Seattle, Washington State, USA!

Safe and joyful travels Andrew, and everyone, until then :)

NSFW Alert… There's one F bomb somewhere in the middle of this episode… Probably a good idea to listen away from sensitive ears :)

Our favorite ocean sailor joins us from Ha Long Bay, Vietnam, more than halfway around the world from race start in England last September!

WWAM Playlist in YouTube.. https://bit.ly/45qHRjN
This one's split into several segments for your viewing pleasure!

Deets:
Today Andrew answers some great questions - thank you Karen, Carolyn, Leslie, Monique, Olga, Eirik, Karin, and Ellie!

Questions include:
~ "How is embracing new people changing the dynamics/communication? Seems like you would just get used to one way of doing things and then shift again with new crew."

~ "Can you explain what happens under the different types of clouds? Did you head for the clouds or try to avoid them!? (Seems like it could be an approach to life!)"

~ "What edges have you teetered on? What showed up next?"

~ "What most challenged you on this leg and how did you grow from it?"
~ "In what ways has this experience changed you already?"
~ "Are you starting to think about life after the race – how do you plan to integrate back into normal life?"

~ "Has Andrew's understanding of being safe (either physically or emotionally or both) shifted in any way as a result of the sailing experience. Totally asking from a terrified-of-any-large-body-of-water person's point of view :)"

~ "What was something you've seen/experienced that was the same across all the legs so far, and what was different/more dynamic each time?"
~ "What's been your lowest moment so far?"
~ "Are there any kinks that happened as a team, that are now smooth? If so – how did you collectively do that?"
~ "How is your BODY dealing with all of this?"

~ "On your best and most fulfilling days, what is happening, how are you feeling, and what are the thoughts going on in your mind? On the tougher days, what's happening, how are you feeling, and what are the thoughts?"

~ "What would you love to share with teens and young adults about the qualities or thinking that have most contributed to your persistence and resilience on your journey?"

~ "There's like zero privacy on the boat! How do you handle that?"

Enjoy the roundup of this most recent leg of Andrew Moss’s experience competing in the Clipper Round the World Race!

A Front Row Seat:
~ Tons of fun race-related links at Andrew's website, http://coachandrewmoss.com

~ Join Andrew's 'Climb Aboard My Adventure' Facebook group, https://www.facebook.com/groups/andrewsailingadventure

Donate if You're Inspired:
~ Help Andrew cover some of the expenses of his year at sea - and away from his beloved coaching practice, https://www.gofundme.com/f/xqqbkk-help-andrew-fulfill-his-dream

~ Contribute to Andrew’s boat’s UNICEF fundraiser here,
https://www.justgiving.com/team/teamcr03

Next Up:
Stay tuned for the next episode where we'll find Andrew - after racing around China and across the Pacific Ocean - in Seattle, Washington State, USA!

Safe and joyful travels Andrew, and everyone, until then :)