Wild. A Dangerous Journey as a Way to Find Yourself

When life becomes black and white, when there's nothing to lose, no goal, no future, no desire to live, people sometimes resort to desperate actions. Having lost her mother and destroyed her marriage, Cheryl reached a point where the abyss gaped below. She needed a compelling reason to start a new life, to stop self-destructing, and to try to save herself. And she set off alone on a 1770 km hiking journey. Cheryl's trek was not only difficult but also dangerous. She had to walk 27 kilometers through the scorching desert with only a small supply of water, undertake several day hikes of 30 kilometers, traverse a narrow trail located more than 2,000 meters above sea level, and climb a snow-covered mountain with a backpack weighing 36 kilograms. But what was harder – to endure the harsh conditions or to find answers to her questions? The candid and emotional account of a woman who overcame herself inspires one to bring order to their own life. To come to oneself, it's not always necessary to embark on a journey; sometimes, it’s enough to take a step back and see how someone else has done it. This adventure full of dangers allowed Cheryl to radically change her life, find inner balance and harmony.