OUR JOURNEY

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2021

It starts with a moment,
not a business plan

On a beach. Lisa and Nick meet in cold water, mid-winter. A chessboard floats between them.The moment spreads. Photos travel. Press follows.


What starts as something personal begins to snowball
without a plan to become anything more.

People didn’t find Unbounded through messaging or marketing. They found it by seeing it in the world. Through articles that documented what was happening. Through shared experiences people brought their friends into. Through creators choosing to share their own side of the story. Each moment added credibility, simply by existing.

As interest grew, Unbounded became a container rather than a single offering. Events, workshops, consulting, and retreat experiences emerged as different ways in.

Toronto Sauna Festival

It marked a shift. The Toronto Sauna Festival sold out, outgrew its venue, and took on a life of its own. The feeling was no longer just attendance. People wanted to stay inside it.

Asking Unbounded to design experiences for media and influencers across different contexts. Not as campaigns, but as environments.
Evolving into Unbounded Dimensions
A clear boundary has since taken shape. Clinical care and diagnosis live within Unbounded Dimensions. Experiential, community, and resilience-building work remains under Unbounded. Two ways of working, evolving side by side.

I used to think growth came from forcing myself through things. Cold taught me something else.

You can meet discomfort without fighting it. You listen, you breathe, you stay present, and the body shows you what you’re capable of.
- Nick Mcnaught

WHERE THE STORY GOT TOLD

We’re grounded in paying attention. To the body. To nature. To what happens when people slow down and meet discomfort with care. These stories are those moments of noticing, connection, and change, captured as they unfold.

On Rewilding with Unbounded
People in Toronto are taking ice baths in the frozen waters of Lake Ontario
Canada / “I do not need coffee, it wakes me up, and gives me concentration”, bathe in the lake at -20 degrees
Meanwhile in Canada: A game of chess in icy Oak Lake in Ontario