She also encouraged the general public to run with her (in trainers) and was joined by over 2,500 runners during the course of the adventure. The challenge received widespread media attention and included a feature on the cover of the UK's Women's Running Magazine and an interview on BBC Breakfast with Louise Minchin and Dan Walker. McNuff is an established motivational and keynote speaker. Her talks focus on the topics of resilience, growth mindset, dealing with change and overcoming a fear of failure. Her TEDx talk, ‘But what if I Fail?’ is a popular example of her talk. McNuff is a bestselling author and her work includes:  "Adult non-fiction books:" McNuff's debut book about running the length of New Zealand called ‘The Pants of Perspective’ was published on in July 2017. She has since gone on to write a book about her journey by bike through America called ’50 Shades of the USA’ (published Sept 2017). Her third book about South America, ‘Llama Drama’ will be released in July 2020. "Children’s Books:" McNuff's first children's book called ‘100 Adventures to Have Before You Grow Up’ was published by Walker Books UK and released on April 2, 2020. "Contributions:" McNuff has contributed pieces to a number of other books including: Waymaking: "An Anthology of Women's Adventure Writing, Poetry and Art" (Vertebrate publishing, 2018), The Kindness of Strangers: "Stories to make your heart grow" (Summersdale, 2017), Lonely Planet Atlas of Adventure (Lonely Planet, 2017), Adventure Cycle touring Handbook (Trailblazer, 2015). McNuff has written for a number of magazines and newspapers, most notably The Telegraph Travel section. McNuff appeared on series 8 of CBBC's Operation Ouch - sharing her ‘brilliant body’ with Dr Ronx on an episode about barefoot running. Her Barefoot Britain run was also documented via a series of popular YouTube videos in 2019. McNuff lives in Gloucester with her partner Jamie McDonald, aka Adventureman. UK Ambassador for Girlguiding: 2017 to present