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29029. What do those numbers mean to you? To many, they represent the highest point on earth Mt. Everest, to others, 29029 is a community bonded by human achievement, adventure, and the best of humanity.
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Episode 69 | The Seven Summits - Louise McEvoy (opens the original)
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At 29029, we have a mantra: KEEP CLIMBING. The goal may be to accumulate 29,029 feet—the vertical equivalent of Mount Everest—but the mountain asks something more of you. Can you keep moving when you’re tired? Can you adapt when the plan falls apart? Can you take one more step, one more ascent, check one more box? Can you KEEP CLIMBING for 36 hours? Along the way, we mark progress by traveling symbolically around the world—through the Seven Summits, the highest mountains on each of the seven con
Episode 68 | Practice What You Preach - Jake Thompson (opens the original)
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Every year, thousands of people stand on stages and tell others how to overcome adversity. Jake Thompson is one of them. As a keynote speaker, author, and the voice behind Compete Every Day , Jake has spent years teaching people to embrace discomfort, honor their commitments, and become the kind of person who keeps showing up when things get hard. But there's a big difference between teaching those principles... and living them. Just seven and a half weeks after knee surgery, with business thriv
Episode 67 | How Change Really Works - Kristy Ellmer (opens the original)
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At 29029, we often say that the mountain and trails don’t change you—they reveal you. They strip away distractions, exposing your habits, your fears, your stories, and ultimately give you the opportunity to become a stronger version of yourself. That’s why 29029 exists: to challenge people so intensely that they have the opportunity to evolve into someone they couldn’t have become any other way. But what actually causes lasting change? Is it the challenge itself? The decision to keep going? Or i
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