Kilimanjaro Full Length Documentary

Calming Horizon

I caught an early morning flight last week. I was tired when I got on the plan but pushed through. I was watching out the window as the sun came up. There were perfect connected pillow clouds 1000 ft below.
An orangey red sky, the sun just starting to peak over the horizon. [...]

The End of Summer

So I was on a plane to Boston today and I picked up a copy of MACLEANS magazine, a commemorative classic on the life of Ted Kennedy. I read a few great articles, but the one that I really wanted to share with you was how certain famous (Prime Minister, Sidney Crosby, Linda Evangelista) [...]

Stretching for runners

I thought this would be an appropriate piece for many of you who have been running all through the summer and really pounding the lower back and IT band. I know for some of you the IT band (Iliotibial band syndrome) is a new concept and it was for me a few years before [...]

VACATION Vocations? How to Live & Work in a Resort Area

By CAREEREALISM-Approved Expert, Mary Sherwood Sevinsky, MS, CDMS, CCM
Who hasn’t gone on vacation to mourn leaving and say, “I wish I could live here…let’s not go back!” Well, as my husband would say that is unemployment, not vacation. A valid point, I think.
That having been said if you do have a regular vacation site and [...]

Undiscovered Country

A tale of three teams. Two pioneering expeditions, one modern day trek.
“The country here is just one single glacier, to go alone in it is pure madness, two roped together absolutely necessary.” – Roald Amundsen
An expedition led by Norwegian polar explorer Roald Amundsen from the ship Fram became the first to reach the geographic [...]

The Cove

“The Nail that Sticks Up will be hammered down.”
-Japanese Proverb
Exhilarating, frightening, jaw dropping are words I would use to describe the movie I saw this afternoon.
I’m still mulling over the impact on me. You can choose to take in the content, only scratching the surface of your conscious, or you can take some time to [...]

Kilimanjaro Eductation Foundation

Failure

Yesterday morning I got up early to watch the Wimbledon final between Roger Federer and Andy Roddick. I was hoping Roddick would be able to stick in there for a while and make a match of it. He has never beat Federer in a Grand Slam event. What he did do is [...]

Who Runs In the Desert and Why

26-Jun-2009 08:55:59 AM [(GMT+08:00) Beijing, Chongqing, Hong Kong, Urumqi]
Gobi March (China) 2009
I was pretty clear why I did.
The economy was in a tailspin in November and while I knew what to do, I also knew I couldn’t control the quickness with which the tide was receding. Like some, my business life spills over into life [...]

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