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What mountain are you climbing? What peak can you see if the distance?

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What mountain are you climbing? What peak can you see if the distance?

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Today will always be the most important day of your life. And what can you posible do to make sure you remember it tomorrow?
In a couple of years you will have forgotten the little annoyances and small regret.
You will be left with two things
What mountain are you climbing? What peak can you see if the distance?
Maybe an avalanche is on the way; Something arriving in overwhelming quantities.
We are always moving, progressing and developing. The thing about development is that where we are now will not be where we find ourselves in a few years, or even months. It’s always a work in progress. Your life is a work in progress
Inspiring life material
• A film: All Sorts
• A magazine: ZigZag surf mag
These are thought-generating words that I have published whilst on my trip to Cape town, South Africa.
Follow along for more to come.