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Language: English
Published by Pinnacle Inspirations Ltd, 2011
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- Title
- Why the Hell Bother?: How Climbing the Seven Summits Changed My Life
- Author
- Ania Lichota
- Publisher
- Pinnacle Inspirations Ltd
- Publication year
- 2011
- Condition
- Good
- Dust jacket
- No Jacket
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0956881904
- ISBN 13
- 9780956881908
- Item weight
- 0.95 pounds
Pure inspiration - people who read this - lost 10kg of weight - quit smoking cold Turkey - proposed after months of procrastination - cycled London to Brighton for 60th birthday - moved countries - got a substantial pay increase - took mum and brother to climb Kilimanjaro This book will take you on a Journey. It is difficult to put down. The author's enthusiasm for living every second is contagious - be ware! 30% of profit goes to building schools in Nepal
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About the Author
Life motto: "Your success is a by-product of who you really are." Ania - a woman with a zest for life! A glutton for experiencing existence and passionate about transformation. She was born in communist Poland and journeyed from not having a passport through living and working in 16 countries, visiting 65, to being an Executive Director in the City of London. Now working as an executive coach and inspirational speaker. She has earned two MSc Diplomas, MBA and PhD.Ania has climbed the highest peak on every continent, including Mt. Everest 'by accident' whilst working full time for an Investment Bank. She raised money for UNICEF, helped to raise funds to built 2 schools in Nepal for over 300 kids. She sat on executive boards of charities and Women's networks. She chaired a large charity in London and has wrote a book, despite her dyslexia. She spoke at TEDx. 30% of all Ania's profits go towards building schools in Nepal."High altitude became a sacred space for me. Its a place, where I happen." - Ania says.
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