WE DID IT!!! 🥹🤯 90 days ago, I stood beside a tiny trickle at the source of the Colorado River in the Rockies. Today, 2,000 miles later, I crossed the finish line in Los Angeles. There were so many moments when this felt completely ridiculous. Days I was exhausted, scared, lonely, running on almost no sleep and wondering how on earth I was going to do it all again the next morning. But one step became a mile, until one mile became 2,000. We can do hard things. Really hard things. Everyone has their own version of 2,000 miles and while big goals can be confronting, scary and overwhelming, progress happens step by step. And when we work together, even the hardest things become possible. Thankyou to my incredible team, to everyone who shared their stories and knowledge with me along the way, to the strangers who met me with such kindness and generosity, and to every person who encouraged me through the hardest days. None of this would have been possible without you. I hope you’ll join us for the next chapter of this extraordinary journey as we turn the awareness and momentum we’ve built into action for the Colorado River and the 40+ million people who depend on it. For now, I'll be celebrating with a looong sleep! 😴🤗💙 #KeepTheRiverRunning