From Extreme Explorations To Everyday Wellbeing
Join world-record-breaking adventurer Mollie Hughes for this inspiring talk at the National Library of Scotland on Thursday 15th January!
About From Extreme Explorations To Everyday Wellbeing
| 15th January 2026 | |
| 5.30pm - 6.30pm | |
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National Library of Scotland NA George IV Bridge, Edinburgh Old Town EH1 1EW |
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| This is a free event | |
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She has summitted Mount Everest twice and skied solo to the South Pole. Now, she draws on these incredible journeys to share powerful, practical lessons for everyday life.
Learn how to manage stress, rediscover your focus, and build self-belief. This talk, filled with breath-taking images from her expeditions, will show you that you do not need to be a polar explorer to reconnect with what matters and tackle your own challenges.
About the speaker
Mollie Hughes is a record-breaking mountaineer and polar explorer. She is the youngest woman to have climbed both sides of Everest and to ski solo to the South Pole. She is also the former president of Scouts Scotland.
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