Anna McNuff is a British adventurer, author, and motivational speaker. She grew up in a family of Olympic rowers and developed a passion for sports, representing Great Britain in rowing and winning medals at major championships. After injuries led to her retirement from the sport, Anna sought new adventures. She initially took a corporate job but soon realized she wanted to explore. In 2013, Anna began a solo cycling journey across the USA, covering over 11,000 miles. One of her notable adventures was running the length of New Zealand along the Te Araroa trail, a nearly 2,000-mile trek that took five and a half months. During this journey, she connected with over 4,000 school children, sharing her experiences and promoting perseverance and resilience. As a motivational speaker, Anna delivers engaging talks on resilience, determination, and a growth mindset. She has worked with various organizations, using stories from her adventures to inspire self-belief in her audiences. Anna has received several accolades, including being named one of the City of London's top 50 most interesting people in 2015 and being nominated as a 'Make Your World Bigger' Champion by the Discovery Channel. Her debut book, "The Pants of Perspective," became a No. 1 bestseller on Amazon, solidifying her influence as an adventurer and author. Currently, Anna continues to inspire others through her adventures and motivational talks. She serves as the UK ambassador for Girl Guiding, advocating for the positive impact of adventure and sports on young people. Her journey from elite athlete to adventurer and speaker showcases her resilience and determination, qualities she shares with audiences worldwide.