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Thursday Thought: Awareness Into Action from MountainFilm

from The MountainWorld™ Blog
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Awareness Into Action, MountainFilm, personal awareness, symposium, Telluride, Thursday Thought, theme, afternoon, year

Image from Google As many of you know, I'm down here in Telluride for MountainFilm, which this year is focused on the theme of Awareness Into Action. This afternoon, I attended a symposium on "Do It Yourselfers" who have turned their personal awareness...

published: about 1 year ago | downloaded: 11 months ago | 54 views
related: AAC Parties at Mountainfilm in Telluride, Mountainfilm Announces Special Guests For 2011, Mountainfilm Announces Special Guests For 2010, More Guests Announced For Mountainfilm Festival

Thursday Thought: Garrison Keillor on Challenge, Risk, Failure ...and Joy

from The MountainWorld™ Blog
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Garrison Keillor, odd duck, Prairie Home Companion, odd wisdom, bits, impressive amount, Thursday Thought, Joy, pieces, weekends

Image from Google He's a bit of an odd duck, that Garrison Keillor...but one possessed with an impressive amount of odd wisdom. I generally catch bits and pieces of Prairie Home Companion on the weekends, but always try to make time to hear...

published: about 1 year ago | downloaded: about 1 year ago | 30 views
related: TICK!, Westward Bound, Oversimplification of sport, Knuckle Down, New Year, Old Lessons

Thursday Thought: Why Climb? Why Travel? Why Get Off The Couch?!

from The MountainWorld™ Blog
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common thought, Mount Bancroft, Chris Warner en route, Charley Mace, frigid temperatures, Chris Warner, Thursday Thought, Couch, two days, Travel

Image from Google Why am I here? It's a common thought I have, and one that revisited me just two days ago while enduring frigid temperatures and nuking winds with Charley Mace and Chris Warner en route to Mount Bancroft. It was pretty...

published: about 1 year ago | downloaded: about 1 year ago | 132 views
related: Adam Ondra - 2 F8c Onsights in One Day, Route Setting and UCLAN induction day, Kalymnos 2010 - Trip Report 3 (Ghost Kitchen and Kastelli), Red Rock trip report March 2009, part one, Leche Caliente

Thursday Thought: Passion in Life

from The MountainWorld™ Blog
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passions, life, day in your life, Passion in Life, cliche, Wende, Thursday Thought, careers, wife, day

Image from Google My wife and I often talk about how fortunate we feel to have careers that are built upon our passions. As the cliche goes, do what you love and you'll never work another day in your life. Certainly, Wende and...

published: about 1 year ago | downloaded: about 1 year ago | 156 views
related: Steps To The Summit - Step 10: The Main Ingredient: Passion, Thursday Thought: Ego and Thoughts on the Top, 2009-01-14 22:43:00, Pringle Sends Wheel of Life, Choose Life

Humility: The Name of the Game

from The MountainWorld™ Blog
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one in life, Thursday Thought about ego, thoughts from one, Tom Hornbein, climbing heroes, Humility, ego, Thursday Thought, February, Game

Back in February, I wrote a Thursday Thought about ego...and the need to not have one in life. In it I shared some thoughts from one of my climbing heroes (and friends), Tom Hornbein. As many of you know, I...

published: about 1 year ago | downloaded: about 1 year ago | 28 views
related: Thursday Thought: Ego and Thoughts on the Top, Interesting neuroscientist’s fiction, Big Bear, "Expert Village" an oxymoron???, Craig Luebben

Thursday Thought: No Child Left Inside

from The MountainWorld™ Blog
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Child, Falling in ponds, memories of my childhood, Climbing rocks, frogs, childhood, ponds, Thursday Thought, Kick, knees

Image from Google Kick the can. Climbing trees. Falling in ponds and catching frogs. Climbing rocks and skinning knees. Brushing it all off and going out the next day for more.Those are many of the memories of my childhood. We played, and played...

published: about 1 year ago | downloaded: about 1 year ago | 58 views

Thursday Thought: A Commencement Inspiration for The Bosque School

from The MountainWorld™ Blog
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Bosque School, commencement, Commencement Inspiration, Bosque School in Albuquerque, words that the students, Albuquerque, Thursday Thought, students, presentation, February

Image from Google I was honored beyond words that the students of The Bosque School in Albuquerque, New Mexico, not only remembered by presentation to them back in February, 2006, but also enjoyed it enough to ask me to speak at their commencement...

published: about 1 year ago | downloaded: about 1 year ago | 17 views

Thursday Thought: Climbing, Kids, & The Mountaineer's Will

from The MountainWorld™ Blog
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climbing, Thursday Thought, Kids, two

Image from Google I'm often asked if having children - I now have two - has changed my climbing in any way. And, I think it is often assumed that I either (a) no longer climb or (b) have deeply limited my climbing....

published: over 2 years ago | downloaded: over 2 years ago | 176 views
related: Climb Up So Kids Can Grow Up, What's coming up..., 6 ways to improve your climbing and have fun, Climb Up Summer Summit Challenge, Reviews: Progression, Welsh Connections, Winter Climbing Plus

Thursday Thought: Dan Pink on Autonomy & 21st Century Business

from The MountainWorld™ Blog
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21st Century Business, Dan Pink on Autonomy, Autonomy, cold that one, depth of February, Dan Pink, White Mountains, Thursday Thought, depth, ice climbing

It was cold, brutally cold. The kind of cold that one only seems to find in the depth of February in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. And it was only exacerbated by the fact that we were ice climbing,...

published: over 2 years ago | downloaded: over 2 years ago | 48 views

Thursday Thought: Taking the Path of Obliquity

from The MountainWorld™ Blog
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Path, Path of Obliquity, famous words, Robert Frost, Obliquity, Thursday Thought, destination, difference

We've all heard it before, those famous words of Robert Frost about the path less traveled by making all the difference. But is it true? Do we sometimes arrive at our destination more effectively by taking the less direct, less...

published: over 2 years ago | downloaded: over 2 years ago | 17 views