Publisher's Synopsis
This book gives the inspiration to build a better business, be a better leader -- even just be a better person. It has plenty of life lessons for use outside the office. An easy read made interesting with real-life stories of resiliency and tenacity, but without sappiness
After his near-death experience at Pico de Orizaba, a climb that claimed the life of his best friend, the author decided to keep climbing. His decision was not without cost; to pursue climbing again meant the amputation of his left arm.
In the years to follow, the author would negotiate with armed Maoist rebels, stand atop several of the world's highest peaks, complete an Ironman competition, and compete in the Marathon des Sables-the world's toughest footrace. He would also lead the largest group of persons with disabilities to ever reach base camp. The author would later become the first person with one arm to Summit Mt. Everest, the highest mountain in the world.
