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Vivian James Rigney is a Seven Summits climber, and author of the book, “Naked at the Knife-Edge: What Everest Taught Me about Leadership and the Power of Vulnerability.” A Dublin native, Vivian shares information about his international travels and how he helps senior executives get past their egos, give up old habits, embrace vulnerability, and better serve their organizations. One tool he uses to teach vulnerability draws on his experience near the summit of Everest, where he learned the necessity of clarity and purpose. Listen in for insights on curiosity, peeling back the layers, and getting to the root of issues, challenges and opportunities. https://bit.ly/TLP-350   Key Takeaways   [2:25] Vivian is from Dublin, Ireland. He studied business, then traveled the world. He has lived in seven countries, has visited more than 80 countries, and is now firmly planted in New York City. Every time he has launched himself in a new place has been a journey. He has seven books he could write about restarting in each country. [3:20] Apart from Ireland and the U.S., Vivian has lived the longest in Germany. He learned to speak German and French and he can still speak those languages. He lived in Finland for six winters, and he “can speak to a two-year-old” in Finnish. Vivian believes Mandarin and Finnish are the world's toughest languages. [4:35] To make high-impact goals, first be very clear on the goal. Be congruent with the goal. Understand where your value system comes in. If you're not fully committed to the goal, the words may be right but people won't see it as a clear goal. [5:16] Never underestimate the power of subtraction. A list of too many goals diffuses the goals. If you have too many goals, you'll fail on some. Be honest with yourself about a core list of goals. Say no to less important things. People will understand what the priorities are. [5:59] Acknowledge progress and celebrate success along the way. People need KPIs and progress reports. Success is not easy. In most cases, there has been a lot of toil along the way. There are people's challenges. So step back and learn from the things that could be done better next time. It helps people to be more authentic. It builds a culture of transparency. It changes the culture for the better. [7:31] Past guest Simon Sinek stressed, “It's a journey. It's a journey. It's a journey.” You may never get there. Sometimes, once you've got there, it's depressing. [7:59] High-impact goals benefit and serve others as well as yourself. The people executing the goal do better if they internalize the goal. You can make it clear to them how the end customer is helped by the goals. The minimum should be that your team and people feel connected with the goal. You connect as a leader with your team on an individual level. [10:08] On fact and assumption: Vivian recalls Denzel Washington in The Great Debaters. To be effective leaders we have to be current. Our nature is to operate from habits. That allows us to deal with what's happening around us. But we have to be current, which means we have to upgrade what we believe. Are we dealing with information that's relevant for now or a view we held yesterday? [10:50] We may be dealing with strong personalities who sound very compelling and sound good, but blow hot air and are not grounded. We constantly have to be asking what is the fact, and what is the emotion. There is a lot of emotion in the world. Distill down honestly what is important. Get past the ego that drives us. [11:40] Get feedback. Leaders tend to operate in their heads. Do we get perspectives on how others see us and experience us? Their perception is their reality. Use something like a 360-degree survey. Use a sounding board cabinet you can talk to, being vulnerable and open. Being a leader can be a lonely existence. Getting feedback can make you more real and current. [13:58] After getting past your ego, if you want to bring everyone else in a team to a current reality, Vivian says to be wildly curious. If you think something is off, ask about the situation with no judgment but curiosity to get to the facts, layer by layer, saying “Tell me more about that.” Get everyone to hear themselves and recalibrate their report if necessary. Drill down until you land at a point of clarity. [17:01] Vivian lays out a path for building a culture of curiosity in your team. After having a conversation about clarity, ask “What did I do differently today?” You may get observations like “You listened, you asked a lot of questions.” This creates shared learning, as people reflect on what you did as a leader. Ask “How did it make you feel to share more, or as I was asking more questions?” It's curiosity with purpose. [18:40] Vivian shares some knowledge of the Seven Summits. There is more than one set, with a difference in one of the peaks selected. The people who have done the harder set number in the hundreds. [19:53] With his clients, Vivian uses a metaphor of a backpack filled with rocks. Letting go of the rocks in your backpack is letting go of strategies and habits you used in past roles that are no longer relevant to your senior role. What used to be ballast is now dead weight. Less is more. [22:41] Vivian recently talked a senior leader through the rationale of dialing back his intensity. Asking if it was in the leader's DNA to get up late and lounge around, the leader knew it wasn't. Being less intense did not mean he would get less done or lose the respect of his team. [24:34] There's a basis of fear that has to be overcome. Vivian says it's the fear of changing the status quo and losing control. Leaders feel they need to stay in control to stay on top of things. That comes at the cost of intuition. To make better decisions faster, tap into your intuition. Controlling too much is slow and inefficient. Releasing control frees you up to harness the strength you've built up over the years. [25:25] The purpose of a coach is to get the most out of the person they're working with. In a business context, mindfulness is more about letting go of ego and being more authentic, having more impact through followership. [27:39] Sometimes we need to shed people. We don't choose our family but we do choose the people around us. You want friends with net positive energy in daily life. You don't want to have friends that always take energy from you that you need for other relationships. We deserve to be able to give to and receive from everybody. [30:20] Vivian discusses how to coach somebody to be “more strategic.” Is it that they are strategic but things get in the way, or is it that they are more suited to tactics and execution than strategy? The reality is that they may be in a role they don't fit. [33:07] The top challenges facing senior leaders today are loneliness, agility, curiosity, and the data to process and use for faster decisions. The most important thing for leaders today is leading people of different generations, post-great-resignation while being authentic. [36:15] As a leader, you have ownership of how you recharge and must give the people on your team the same space to recharge. Recharging means different things for different people. If you demonstrate that you value recharging, while allowing your team room to choose how they recharge, it will show your support. Expect optimal performance from your team in the hours they work for you. [39:20] People may think that climbing Seven Summits makes you a wild, competitive animal that attacks things and figures them out. Vivian writes a detailed story in the book on the power of vulnerability. Everest was difficult for Vivian. On summit day, their guide seemed ill and was mumbling that he couldn't do it this time. That put Vivian in a dark space with a hugely negative inner dialog. [40:39] Vivian felt a dark cloud overhead. He believed he couldn't get up or down and he was sure he would die there. He felt a voice come from deep within him, repeating “Why are you here?” He realized he was climbing to prove himself. The voice asked why he was proving how strong, good, and successful he is. He closed his eyes to make peace with his expected demise. [41:41] Vivian's sherpa tapped him on the shoulder and said if they stayed they would die. The sherpa demanded Vivian follow him. Everywhere the sherpa put his boot, Vivian put his boot. He thought he was going down, but he suddenly realized the sherpa was ascending. He followed him to the summit where he appreciated the view from the top but the cloud was with him until he got off the mountain. [42:37] The learning for Vivian was that we have to know why we're doing things, not just chasing goals. He appreciates Everest but he regrets not having more clarity in his goal when he climbed it. In many cases, we do things without knowing why. Vivian didn't need to prove anything. He had already achieved much. [43:08] As leaders, we have to learn when to let go. We are enough. Ask, “How do I use what I have?” Vivian shares with clients his vulnerability and what he learned from it. It induces them to share their story and they build rapport from that. Examples like that help us to be real. Life is all about real experiences. Vivian uses that in his coaching. [44:26] Vivian's thoughts about the inner voice he heard on Everest: “I think that voice is always with us. … We do have to listen to ourselves, to let go of the noise, and we have to do that by disarming the ego. … We try to get people wise and honest themselves, 30, 40 years ahead of the regret, and have fulfilling times from that point forward.” [46:10] Vivan wrote Naked at the Knife Edge in New York City during the COVID-19 pandemic when he felt a vulnerability similar to the vulnerability he had felt on Mt. Everest in 2010. He said it was time to write the book. He wrote it in a few months, then added leadership pieces and reflections to it. It had taken him 10 years to be ready. [47:33] Closing quote: Remember, “A life is not important except in the impact it has on other lives.” — Jackie Robinson   Quotable Quotes “How do you make goals that are going to be meaningful and resonant? The first thing one has to do is be very clear on that goal. Be congruent with the goal. Understand where your value system comes in with this. Why is that? Because you're a leader.” “Never underestimate the power of subtraction. … People tend to make shopping lists of goals. … A list that's too long gets in the way. It diffuses the goals.” “‘Wildly curious' means, if you've done the introspection on your own head,  which is step number one, do it with others. … [Go in] without judgment. … Peel back the layer and say, ‘Tell me more about that.'” “When they get to senior leadership levels, … they're using a lot of tools that they used in the past to do what they do today. … It's about letting go of strategies from the past and habits from the past, which are no longer relevant. … Less is more.” “A decent coach's sole purpose is not to reinvent the wheel; it's to get the most out of that person they're working with.” “As a leader, you have to have ownership of how you recharge and the people under you.” “In many cases in life, we are doing things without knowing why we're doing it. In my case, I was trying to prove how good I was. How strong I was. But I didn't need to prove; I'd already achieved.” “I think that voice is always with us. For me, I had chosen not to listen to it earlier, doing previous things. … We do have to listen to ourselves, we have to let go of the noise, and we have to do that by disarming the ego and really letting go.”   Resources Mentioned Theleadershippodcast.com Sponsored by: Darley.com Rafti Advisors. LLC Self-Reliant Leadership. LLC Vivian James Rigney Inside Us, LLC Naked at the Knife-Edge: What Everest Taught Me about Leadership and the Power of Vulnerability, by Vivian James Rigney Simon Sinek Denzel Washington The Great Debaters (movie) 360-Degree Survey Seven Summits  

Whether you're looking to climb a mountain in sub-zero temperatures or reverse decades of economic hardship, leading in impossible situations requires stepping outside your comfort zone. How can leaders create a culture that encourages people to bring all their strengths to the table? How can authentic and vulnerable leadership inspire a team to work together to achieve the impossible? In this episode, host Gautam Mukunda speaks with Vivian James Rigney, President of Executive Coaching firm Inside Us LLC and the author of Naked at the Knife-Edge and Deborah Wahl the Global CMO of General Motors about what it really takes to defy the odds and accomplish larger-than-life goals.   “This word: vulnerability. This is a strength, and it's a strength to want to be curious, it's a strength to ask for help.” —  Vivian James Rigney “I think failure has so many negative connotations in business life. No one wants to fail, but yet it's the failures that drive us to the most incredible successes.”— Deborah Wahl    Resources: Naked at the Knife-Edge: What Everest Taught Me about Leadership and the Power of Vulnerability by Vivian James Rigney   Follow @GMukunda on Twitter or email us at WorldReimagined@nasdaq.com   For more information on this episode's guest please visit: Nasdaq.com/world-reimagined-podcast   Learn more about TDAmeritrade: https://www.tdameritrade.com/ https://www.tdameritrade.com/tools-and-platforms/trader-offering.html

Vivian James Rigney, the president and CEO of executive coaching agency Inside Us LLC, knows a thing or two about overcoming challenges. Having climbed all Seven Summits, Vivian tells Karen how to embrace vulnerability and shift your perspective amid turmoil.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vivian James Rigney, the president and CEO of executive coaching agency Inside Us LLC, knows a thing or two about overcoming challenges. Having climbed all Seven Summits, Vivian tells Karen how to embrace vulnerability and shift your perspective amid turmoil.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vivian James Rigney, the president and CEO of executive coaching agency Inside Us LLC, knows a thing or two about overcoming challenges. Having climbed all Seven Summits, Vivian tells Karen how to embrace vulnerability and shift your perspective amid turmoil.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vivian James Rigney, the president and CEO of executive coaching agency Inside Us LLC, knows a thing or two about overcoming challenges. Having climbed all Seven Summits, Vivian tells Karen how to embrace vulnerability and shift your perspective amid turmoil.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Would you ever think that the lessons learned in the corporate world could be applied to summiting mountains? In this episode, Vivian James Rigney's compelling and often harrowing true account of summiting Everest offers a unique window into lessons on leadership and what it takes to succeed in any circumstance. As an executive coach and globally recognized authority on leadership and teamwork in business, Rigney relied on skills learned in the corporate world in addition to physical training to attempt these summits. Tune in as Rigney reveals critical wisdom for individuals and leaders in any circumstance, including how to: Overcome the ego trap and get out of your head Triage what you can and cannot control Harness your intuition Create shared purpose and real followership Tap into the power of vulnerability and authenticity Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Vivian James Rigney is an accomplished mountaineer who's climbed all 7 summits as well as the President and CEO of Inside Us LLC, an executive coaching consultancy, where he's helped implement leadership development initiatives for some of the world's leading companies and their executive teams. Vivian is a renowned speaker and expert on mindset and behavior, whose talks and presentations have inspired audiences across the world. Men's Journal favorably compares Rigney's new book to Into Thin Air, where his book Naked at the Knife-Edge: What Everest Taught Me About Leadership and the Power of Vulnerability, uniquely combines Rigney's hands-on and reflective approach with extreme adventure and a raw, revealing personal story.

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In this episode of the Ultimate Leadership Podcast Chris Cebollero is joined by Vivian James Rigney. Vivian is in a relatively small group of individuals to have climbed the highest peaks on all seven continents of the planet, When he summited Everest, Vivian had a life-changing experience which he recounts in his forthcoming book Naked at … Continue reading Naked At The Knife Edge: A Journey Up Mt Everest →

Young, driven, ambitious, and very intense, Vivian was focused on execution. Best foot forward, he always felt it was his responsibility to figure things out. But after six months of struggling with a new role in South Africa, he was confronted with the reality that it simply wasn't possible to know it all. Admitting it and asking for help gave him an enormous sense of relief.Episode Highlights:Our battle with perfectionism and proving ourselves in our career can be traced back to our education system, where we were graded based on performanceTaming our inner dialogue and determining when to take off our mental backpacks precede getting real, lighter, and being more presentThe necessity of listening to intuition in leadership can help us achieve moreVulnerability is key to authenticity and successful leadershipVivian's personal and coaching experiences combine to give us a glimpse into the reality that underneath extreme success, including that of the highest achievers, lie individuals who need and want to be understood on a basic level. Hence, the rising significance of executive coaching in this extremely taxing society we have created. ----------Vivian James Rigney is President and CEO of Inside Us LLC, an executive coaching consultancy, operating throughout five continents. He has helped implement leadership development initiatives for some of the world's leading companies and their executive teams.On March 8th, 2022, his book Naked at the Knife-Edge: What Everest Taught Me About Leadership and the Power of Vulnerability (Forefront Books) was published, a compelling and often harrowing true account of his experience conquering Everest which offers a unique window into lessons on leadership and what it takes to succeed in any circumstance.Connect with Vivian via the following:Website: https://vivianjamesrigney.comLinkedln: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vivianjamesrigney----------52 Weeks of Me is hosted by Jacklyn Osborne and Erika Brooks.Check out our website -  www.52weeksofme.net or follow us on Instagram @fiftytwoweeksofme.For suggestions and comments, email us at fiftytwoweeksofme@gmail.com

In this episode, Vivian James Rigney speaks with Paul Krauss MA LPC of the Intentional Clinician Podcast about the topics of leadership, authenticity, communication, and his experience climbing Mount Everest.  Vivian James Rigney is President and CEO of Inside Us LLC, an executive coaching consultancy operating throughout five continents. He has helped implement leadership development initiatives for some of the world's leading companies and their executive teams. The quest for personal success can often be a lonely journey. As an executive coach, Vivian becomes a trusted partner, known for building strong rapport and asking tough, incisive questions, with an uncanny ability to help people reveal the best version of themselves. A graduate of École Nationale Des Ponts et Chaussées in Paris, he is a renowned speaker and expert on mindset and behavior whose talks and presentations have inspired audiences globally. A native of Ireland, he has lived in the U.K., Germany, South Africa, France, Finland, and currently resides in New York City. Naked at The Knife-Edge, Vivian James Rigney's compelling and often harrowing true account of summiting Everest, offers a unique window into lessons on leadership and what it takes to succeed in any circumstance. Connect with Vivan James Rigney at his website https://vivianjamesrigney.com/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vivianjamesrigney Are you a parent of an adult that is having major difficulties? Is there conflict in your family about how much help to give your adult child? Preview the NEW On-Demand Online Video Course for the Parents of Young Adults by Paul Krauss MA LPC Want to get trained in EMDR Therapy? Looking for some great advanced EMDR therapy trainings? Check out EMDR Training Solutions and Register Today!   Use the code INTENTIONAL at checkout, and get $100 Dollars OFF at Checkout! Remember, from my research, EMDR Training Solutions is the most affordable independent training on the market!  EMDR Training Solutions: for all of your EMDR training needs. Paul Krauss MA LPC is the Clinical Director of Health for Life Counseling Grand Rapids, home of The Trauma-Informed Counseling Center of Grand Rapids. Paul is also a Private Practice Psychotherapist, an Approved EMDRIA Consultant , host of the Intentional Clinician podcast, Behavioral Health Consultant, Clinical Trainer, and Counseling Supervisor. Paul is now offering consulting for a few individuals and organizations. Paul is the creator of the National Violence Prevention Hotline (in progress) as well as the Intentional Clinician Training Program for Counselors. Paul has been quoted in the Washington Post, NBC News, and Wired Magazine. Questions? Call the office at 616-200-4433.  If you are looking for EMDRIA consulting groups, Paul Krauss MA LPC is now hosting weekly online and in-person groups.  For details, click here. For general behavioral and mental health consulting for you or your organization. Follow Health for Life Grand Rapids: Instagram   |   Facebook     |     Youtube    Original Music: ”Shades of Currency" [Instrumental] from Archetypes by PAWL (Spotify) "Drive My Car" from Drive My Car Original Soundtrack by Eiko Ishibashi  (Spotify)

There are very few people who have had not only the opportunity, but also the physical and mental capacity to climb the highest peak on each of the planet's seven continents, known as the Seven Summits, and yet Jessie is lucky enough to share with you today an incredible human who has done just that. Vivian James Rigney has just released his incredible book entitled Naked At The Knife-Edge, a harrowing account of his 7th and final climb, Mount Everest, and he's on the show today to speak with Jessie about his experiences and what he has learned about purpose and legacy. Tune in! *** To learn more about Vivian, visit https://vivianjamesrigney.com ***   We'd love to hear how this conversation resonated with you so please rate and review on Apple podcasts or give us a call on the hotline! At 818-646-JESS.   For more ideas and strategies on unleashing your human potential, find Jessie on Instagram @whatmovesyouwithjessie and for more information on how to work with Jessie or sign up for her newsletter, visit whatmovesyouwithjessie.com.

Vivian James Rigney is President and CEO of Inside Us LLC, an executive coaching consultancy, operating throughout five continents. He has helped implement leadership development initiatives for some of the world's leading companies and their executive teams. The quest for personal success can often be a lonely journey. As an executive coach, he is known for building strong rapport with people and asking tough and incisive questions, with an uncanny ability to help them reveal and become their best version of themselves. A graduate of École Nationale Des Ponts et Chaussées in Paris, he is a renowned speaker and expert on mindset and behavior, whose talks and presentations have inspired audiences globally. A native of Ireland, he has lived in the U.K., Germany, South Africa, France, Finland and currently lives in New York City. 

https://www.alainguillot.com/vivian-james-rigney/ Vivian James Rigney is the author of Naked at the Knife-Edge: What Everest Taught Me about Leadership and the Power of Vulnerability. Get the book here: https://amzn.to/3EnIqPn

This is a special edition of the Inside EMS Podcast – enjoy a crossover post from Chris Cebollero's Ultimate Leadership Podcast. This episode of Inside EMS is brought to you by Lexipol, the experts in policy, training, wellness support and grants assistance for first responders and government leaders. To learn more, visit lexipol.com. In this episode of the Ultimate Leadership Podcast, Chris Cebollero is joined by Vivian James Rigney. Vivian is in a relatively small group of individuals to have climbed the highest peaks on all seven continents of the planet. When he summited Mount Everest, Vivian had a life-changing experience, which he recounts in his recently published book, “Naked at the Knife-Edge: What Everest Taught Me About Leadership and the Power of Vulnerability.” Vivian James Rigney is president and CEO of Inside Us LLC, a boutique executive coaching consultancy, operating throughout five continents. He has helped implement leadership development initiatives for some of the world's leading companies and their executive teams. As an executive coach for some of the world's most successful leaders, he is known for building a strong rapport with people and asking tough and incisive questions, with an uncanny ability to help them reveal and become their best version of themselves. 

Today's Guest Expert: Vivian James Rigney     Originally from Dublin, Ireland, Vivian James Rigney is President of Inside Us LLC, an international executive coaching practice, supporting senior business leaders. In addition to having traveled to over 80 countries and lived in seven, he has completed the Seven Summits – climbing the highest peak on […] The post How Mount Everest Made Me A Better Person appeared first on Jake A Carlson.

Vivian James Rigney is President and CEO of Inside Us LLC, a global executive coaching consultancy operating throughout five continents, where he has helped implement leadership development initiatives for some of the world's leading companies and their executive teams. He has also climbed the Seven Summits – the highest peak on all seven continents. On March 8th, his book ‘Naked At The Knife Edge', was published – a book about his climbing of Everest and an epic story of fear, resilience and the power of vulnerability.

Vivian James Rigney is the author of Naked at the Knife-Edge: What Everest Taught Me about Leadership and the Power of Vulnerability, his account of summiting Everest. Vivian shares the lessons on leadership he learned during the journey and how you can conquer the "Everest" in your life. Vivian James Rigney: https://vivianjamesrigney.com/ Naked at the Knife-Edge: What Everest Taught Me about Leadership and the Power of Vulnerability: https://amzn.to/3iC2Fik Intro music by: Particle House other music by: Tigerblood Jewel Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ever wondered what the journey of climbing Mount Everest would be like? My guest today has not only climbed Mount Everest but has also climbed the highest peaks on all seven continents.  Vivian James Rigney is an executive coach at Inside Us and the author of the upcoming book, "Naked at the Knife-Edge: What Everest Taught Me About Leadership and the Power of Vulnerability". A compelling and often harrowing true account of Rigney's experience conquering Everest—the seventh and final peak of the Seven Summits he'd faced—Naked at the Knife-Edge offers a unique window into lessons on leadership and what it takes to succeed in any circumstance.  After enduring avalanches, sub-zero temperatures, and tragedy unfolding around him and his team, the roller coaster of pain, self-reflection, questioning, and above all, loneliness, left Rigney with an ego in tatters. It was then that he discovered an awakening of what real purpose and legacy actually is.    Time Stamps:   (0:10) My Guest Today (3:00) Vivian's Motivation for Climbing the Highest Peaks (24:40) Starting the Self Awareness Journey (30:56) What is Intuition? (36:35) Models of Excellence (41:10) What is Ego? (44:30) Vivian's New Book (47:00) Where to Find Vivian (47:45) Share, Rate, and Review ---------------- Order Vivian's New Book, "Naked at the Knife-Edge: What Everest Taught Me About Leadership and the Power of Vulnerability" on Amazon ---------------- Check Out Vivian's Website Inside Us ---------------- Follow Me on Instagram! - https://www.instagram.com/laceeiskk/ ---------------- We have helped over 500 women transform their mind and body and become the best version of themselves. Want to be next? Click Here to Apply! - https://form.typeform.com/to/WKxPkc

On today's Podcast, we have Vivian James Rigney a coach and Mountaineer. As a mountaineer, Vivian has successfully climbed the highest peaks on all seven Continents – most recently Asia's Mount Everest. This had been a particularly challenging, humbling and rewarding journey for Vivian.Enjoyed the Show? Tag me @johnhorsfall on InstagramJoin the Adventure - https://mailchi.mp/44c55725379d/newsletter-page-ziba-adventuresOn the podcast today, Vivian shares his story, Everest, his seventh and final peak, almost broke him. There, he and his team confronted wild storms lasting for days, near-vertical walls of ice, and a knife-edge ridge with fatal drops on either side. They endured avalanches, sub-zero temperatures, and tragedy unfolding around them. The roller coaster of pain, self-reflection, questioning, and above all, loneliness left Rigney with ego in tatters. It was then he discovered an awakening of what real purpose and legacy actually is.Subscribe and Review the Podcast if you have enjoyed it so far. A simple review goes a long way to help the podcast grow and your support means everything.Buy Naked at the Knife-Edge by Vivian James RigneyVivian's WebsiteSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-modern-adventurer/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

In this episode of the Ultimate Leadership Podcast Chris Cebollero is joined by Vivian James Rigney. Vivian is in a relatively small group of individuals to have climbed the highest peaks on all seven continents of the planet, When he summited Everest, Vivian had a life-changing experience which he recounts in his forthcoming book Naked at … Continue reading Naked At The Knife Edge – A Journey Up Mt. Everest →