JENN DRUMMOND · MEDIA KIT 2026
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Jenn Drummond is a mother of seven, an entrepreneur and a Guinness World Record holder who became the first woman to climb the highest and second-highest peak on every continent. She is the founder of Somedays and the author of SOMEDAYS: The Art of Turning Someday into Today (January 12, 2027).

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Jenn Drummond is a mother of seven, an entrepreneur and a Guinness World Record holder. After a semi-truck crashed into her SUV in 2018, she stopped saving her life for later. That decision took her to the world’s highest mountains: she became the first woman to climb the Seven Second Summits, then completed the highest and second-highest peak on every continent, finishing on Denali with her son.

Today she is the founder of Somedays, a movement that helps people stop postponing the lives they already have. Her new book, SOMEDAYS: The Art of Turning Someday into Today, arrives January 12, 2027. She lives in Park City, Utah.

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Jenn Drummond was exceptionally good at telling herself someday. She was raising seven kids and building a wealth management firm, taking care of everyone and everything around her, with a plan to take care of herself later. In 2018, a semi-truck crashed into her SUV. She survived, and she started seeing time differently.

That question took her to the world’s highest mountains. In 2023 she became the first woman to climb the Seven Second Summits, the second-highest peak on every continent, including K2, earning a Guinness World Record. In June 2026 she summited Denali with her son Jacob, becoming the first woman to climb both the highest and second-highest peak on every continent.

Jenn is a keynote speaker, a TEDx speaker and the author of the best-selling BreakProof. She has appeared on Good Morning America, the Today Show and The Jennifer Hudson Show. She is the founder of Somedays, a movement and a business that helps people close the gap between intention and action, and the host of The Somedays Podcast. Her new book, SOMEDAYS: The Art of Turning Someday into Today, arrives January 12, 2027. She lives in Park City, Utah.

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Our guest today survived a semi-truck crash, then decided to stop saving her life for later. She became the first woman to climb the highest and second-highest peak on every continent, earned a Guinness World Record along the way, and did it all as a mother of seven. Her new book is SOMEDAYS: The Art of Turning Someday into Today. Please welcome Jenn Drummond.

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Name: Jenn Drummond (two n’s)
Based in: Park City, Utah
Record: Guinness World Record: first woman to climb the Seven Second Summits
Mountains: First woman to climb the highest and second-highest peak on every continent, completed on Denali in June 2026
Turning point: Survived a semi-truck crash in 2018
Family: Mother of seven
Business: Founded and exited a wealth management firm. Founder of Somedays.
Books: BreakProof. SOMEDAYS: The Art of Turning Someday into Today, out January 12, 2027.
Keynotes: Vision to Victory (signature), People Over Peaks, Somedays
Media: The Somedays Podcast. Alive Today, a Friday email read by 20,000+ people.
Online: @thejenndrummond · @live.somedays · LinkedIn

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THE BOOK
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SOMEDAYS: The Art of Turning Someday into Today
By Jenn Drummond · On sale January 12, 2027 · Pre-orders open October 15, 2026

Most doors don't slam shut. They close slowly, quietly. Click.

We think we have more time. More time to ask the question. Take the trip. Make the call. Start the thing. Sit at the table a little longer.

SOMEDAYS is a collection of short, true stories from the mountains, the boardroom and the kitchen table about the moments that wake us up and the choices that bring us back to life. They aren't rules or a checklist for a bigger life. They're stories to sit with, organized around seven pillars of aliveness (Courage, Connection, Presence, Play, Perspective, Ownership and Contribution), and each chapter ends with a simple practice.

"You do not need a bigger life. You need to stop postponing the one you already have."

The method: Date it. Do it. Done it.

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SUGGESTED INTERVIEW QUESTIONS
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1. You survived a semi-truck crash in 2018. What changed in the days and weeks after?
2. What is a "someday," and why are we so good at postponing them?
3. How did you train for K2 while raising seven kids?
4. What did climbing Denali with your son Jacob teach you that the record didn't?
5. Achievement can build an impressive life without building one that feels like your own. When did you realize that?
6. Walk us through Date It. Do It. Done It. What's the smallest first move someone can make this week?
7. Why short stories instead of a how-to book?
8. What are the seven pillars of aliveness, and which one is hardest for you?
9. What do leaders get wrong about risk?
10. What will you make real on a Tuesday?
