Topic: Mongolia

Anthony Willoughby describes "territory mapping," a methodology inspired by his time with the Maasai in Kenya and tribes in the Papua New Guinea highlands. He explains tribal leadership concepts where power is defined by the ability to contribute and "hand out feathers" rather than hoarding authority. The segment explores how defining one's personal territory through maps of rivers and mountains provides clarity and a sense of duty.

Anthony Willoughby recounts his experiences walking across Papua New Guinea and joining nomadic migrations in Mongolia at age seventy. He describes the intense focus required to move 500 head of livestock across 120 kilometers in sub-zero temperatures. Despite the physical challenges and potential dangers, he notes that he has never felt threatened because of the natural hospitality found in tribal lands.