It’s not easy to create momentum, but when you finally do it can carry you far. From a cross-country move to a career development to the healing nature of road trips, photographer Gina Danza leans into her self-created forward momentum in all aspects of her life.


As you’ll hear, it’s taken a lot of energy, personal strength, and attention to self care and mental well being to keep that forward momentum going, but you’ll also hear that there’s no sign of Gina stopping anytime soon. Because forward momentum, especially that which we create in an effort to fulfill our passions, make a positive impact, and reach our highest potential-- well, that’s not something to take for granted.


In this episode, you’ll hear:


The catalyst behind Gina’s move from Los Angeles to New Jersey

How Gina views caring for your mental health

Tips for accessing mental health resources while traveling

The road trips that helped Gina during transitional chapters

What places in the US Gina finds the most inspiring and why she wants to return

The story that started Gina’s deep-dive into DEI within the outdoor industry


Other resources mentioned in this episode:

Follow Gina on Instagram - @wildginaa
Read a piece Gina wrote for RANGE Magazine - “Wild Equality: Finding Representation by Continuing to be Seen”
Register for our WOTR Campout happening this October near Moab, Utah!
Women On The Road on Instagram - @womenontheroad
Join the Women On The Road Podcast Facebook group

Sponsor Websites & Codes:

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Infinity Luxury Woven Vinyl Flooring

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Music is by Josh Woodward.

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