Boundering has another cool aspect of it that I think things like that some other adventure sports don't have.

It's just a sense of adventure is, it goes on a longer scale.

So like when we were on K2, the last time we were there for 89 days.

Episode 171, Chris Warner revisited.

This was always one of my favorite shows.

Hope you enjoy.

You're listening to the Adventure Sports podcast.

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or to keep you

moving if you're already there. Now here's your host, Kurt Linville.

Hi friends and welcome to the Adventure Sports podcast. I always love this episode with Chris Warner.

It is from 2016, so nine years have gone by since we had this conversation. But you know what? A great story never gets old. This is a fantastic episode. Before we dive in today, I wanted to try something new. As some of you know, I have written a book called 99 words, Building a Better Life life and the purpose of the book is to provide

a toolkit for people that would like to build better foundations for living and live a more joyous

meaningful and fulfilling life that's what the book's about so here's what I want to try I'm going to

open the book randomly and read a paragraph.

So let's see what we got here. Oh, this sounds premeditated. Oh, well, here we go. If you have a

firm foundation to stand on, you can weather life storms. If you have firm footing, you can cross turbulent rivers.

But if you're standing on unstable and slippery rocks, you will not last long before the currents

will sweep you away. Think for a moment about those pictures we see from time to time with a lighthouse

on the rock with waves nearly taller than the lighthouse breaking violently around it.

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