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I am so grateful for everyone who has rallied behind me in the vote for the 2027 Women of Mountaineering calendar cover. Your messages, shares, and votes have touched my heart. 🏔️❤️ When I started climbing, I never imagined my journey would bring m
I am so grateful for everyone who has rallied behind me in the vote for the 2027 Women of Mountaineering calendar cover. Your messages, shares, and votes have touched my heart. 🏔️❤️ When I started climbing, I never imagined my journey would bring me here. Being included in a calendar that supports the Summit Scholarship Foundation is already an honor. Knowing so many of you are cheering me on makes it even more special. Today is the last day to cast your vote. The winner will be announced Wednesday. If you haven’t voted yet, I would love your support: Vote here: calendar.summitscholarship.org Whatever happens Wednesday, thank you for being part of this journey with me. I feel your support every step of the way. ❤️ #WomenOfMountaineering #SummitScholarshipFoundation #SevenSummits #7SummitsX70 #CantMustDid WomenWhoClimb Mountaineering TheImpossibleIsPossible
The Weekly Question | Can’t. Must. Did. What is something you have outgrown but are still holding on to? A belief?  A habit?  A relationship?  An old version of yourself? Sometimes we hold on because it feels familiar, even wh
The Weekly Question | Can’t. Must. Did. What is something you have outgrown but are still holding on to? A belief?  A habit?  A relationship?  An old version of yourself? Sometimes we hold on because it feels familiar, even when it no longer helps us grow.  Letting go does not erase where we have been.  It creates space for who we are becoming. What are you ready to release? #CantMustDid #TheWeeklyQuestion #PersonalGrowth #LettingGo #MovingForward
No matter what you do today, take a moment and be in the present. Life is a Gift. #7summitsx70 #cantmustdid #lifeisagift #beinthemoment
No matter what you do today, take a moment and be in the present. Life is a Gift. #7summitsx70 #cantmustdid #lifeisagift #beinthemoment
5 of 52: Andy Eros 52 People Who Made a Difference in My Life I began my karate journey in 1991 because I wanted to learn self-defense. I thought karate would simply be the way to do that. Andy was kind and tough. He had high expectations and tau
5 of 52: Andy Eros 52 People Who Made a Difference in My Life I began my karate journey in 1991 because I wanted to learn self-defense. I thought karate would simply be the way to do that. Andy was kind and tough. He had high expectations and taught me so many life lessons that I still carry with me today. Little did I know that, through his guidance, my journey to learn self-defense would become a lifelong passion teaching others Karate Do. Thank you, Andy, for helping me take that first step. That step changed the direction of my life. 🥋❤️ #52People #PeopleWhoMadeADifference #GratitudeJourney #KarateJourney #IdahoMartialArts
What an honor to have Sally Howard, my all-time favorite broker, attend my presentation, “From Fear to the Summit of Everest,” at the Osher Institute of Lifelong Learning today. Having you there and feeling your support was incredibly s
What an honor to have Sally Howard, my all-time favorite broker, attend my presentation, “From Fear to the Summit of Everest,” at the Osher Institute of Lifelong Learning today. Having you there and feeling your support was incredibly special to me. Thank you, Sally! 🏔️❤️ #FromFearToEverest #OsherInstitute #LifelongLearning #7summitsx70 #TheImpossibleIsPossible
Looks like I’m off on another climb! Well, not a physical one today. 😊 This gear will be on display during my Can’t. Must. Did. From Fear to the Summit of Everest lecture at Boise State’s Osher Institute of Lifelong Learning today
Looks like I’m off on another climb! Well, not a physical one today. 😊 This gear will be on display during my Can’t. Must. Did. From Fear to the Summit of Everest lecture at Boise State’s Osher Institute of Lifelong Learning today. Every piece carries a story. I am honored to share the journey behind the summit. 🏔️ #CantMustDid #FearToEverest #EverestSummit #OsherInstitute #7summitsx70
What “can’t” belief has been holding you back? What have you been missing out on because you believe you can’t? An opportunity? An adventure? A dream? A different life? “Can’t” is not a fact. It is a belie
What “can’t” belief has been holding you back? What have you been missing out on because you believe you can’t? An opportunity? An adventure? A dream? A different life? “Can’t” is not a fact. It is a belief. What could become possible if you challenged it? Can’t. Must. Did. #CantMustDid #ChallengeYourLimits #BelieveInYourself #DreamBig #TakeTheFirstStep
You see the summits, adventures and accomplishments. Behind each one are long days, hard work, discipline and failures that taught me how to grow. Real estate helps fund my climbing. Karate keeps my mind, body and spirit strong at 64. Both help me continue moving toward my dream of climbing Carstensz Pyramid and Vinson in 2027, completing the Seven Summits by age 65. I do not have every detail figured out, and that is where Can’t. Must. Did. comes into play. Can’t is a belief. Must is a decision. Did is the life shaped by that decision. Do not be afraid to fail. Failure is how we learn, grow and eventually succeed. Believe in yourself. Dream big. Make the decision. Do the work. The impossible is possible. #CantMustDid #7summitsx70 #TheImpossibleIsPossible #DreamBig #BelieveInYourself
Sometimes we become so focused on how far we still have to go that we forget to look back. Growth often happens quietly, one decision, one challenge, and one small step at a time. Then one day, we pause and realize we are stronger, braver, and fart
Sometimes we become so focused on how far we still have to go that we forget to look back. Growth often happens quietly, one decision, one challenge, and one small step at a time. Then one day, we pause and realize we are stronger, braver, and farther along than we ever imagined. When did you realize you had come farther than you thought? ❤️⛰️ #TheWeeklyQuestion #PersonalGrowth #LookHowFarYouHaveCome #OneStepAtATime #CantMustDid
The impossible is possible. Dream big—even when the dream scares you. What feels impossible today may simply be waiting for you to take the first step. Believe. Begin. Keep going. ❤️🏔️ #TheImpossibleIsPossible #DreamBig #CantMustDid #NeverT
The impossible is possible. Dream big—even when the dream scares you. What feels impossible today may simply be waiting for you to take the first step. Believe. Begin. Keep going. ❤️🏔️ #TheImpossibleIsPossible #DreamBig #CantMustDid #NeverTooLate #OneStepAtATime
4 of 52: Paps 52 People Who Made a Difference in My Life Paps was my dad, but there were so many sides to him. At times, he was like a kid laughing while watching Laurel and Hardy. He always challenged himself physically, whether he was playing ten
4 of 52: Paps 52 People Who Made a Difference in My Life Paps was my dad, but there were so many sides to him. At times, he was like a kid laughing while watching Laurel and Hardy. He always challenged himself physically, whether he was playing tennis, swimming, skiing, hiking, or riding his bicycle to work. We also shared some wild adventures, including riding a Vespa across the island of Crete. Those experiences gave us stories and memories that I still treasure. He gave me the space to grow into the person I wanted to become. We had deep conversations about life, religion, and our existence. I miss those conversations and wish I could have just one more. Through his life, Paps taught me that the impossible is possible. He journeyed from having no freedom to building a life of freedom for his family. He taught me to never give up, to stand up for myself, and to keep moving forward no matter how difficult life became. He worked hard and always made sure our family was provided for. Paps also had a deep longing and love for nature. Perhaps part of my connection to the mountains came from him. Thank you, Paps, for giving me freedom, strength, adventure, and the space to become who I was meant to be. I miss you and love you. ❤️ #52PeopleWhoMadeADifference #Paps #MyDad #NeverGiveUp #PeopleWhoShapeUs
On this day in 1948, shortly after my parents fled Czechoslovakia, my father placed this ring on my mom’s finger. ❤️ They were refugees without citizenship, but they had big dreams and incredible determination. They dreamed of immigrating to
On this day in 1948, shortly after my parents fled Czechoslovakia, my father placed this ring on my mom’s finger. ❤️ They were refugees without citizenship, but they had big dreams and incredible determination. They dreamed of immigrating to the United States, a dream that would not become reality until 1968. Today, I have the privilege of wearing her ring. It carries their love, their courage and the story of the life they built together. Whenever I look at my hand, I feel my mom close to me. What a beautiful gift to carry her with me every day. ❤️✨ #FamilyLegacy #LoveStory #RefugeeStory #Czechoslovakia #AmericanDream
Taking the first step requires courage. Continuing when you are tired, afraid, or uncertain requires something deeper. But for me, taking the first step is often the greatest challenge. Which is harder for you? A. Taking the first step B. Continu
Taking the first step requires courage. Continuing when you are tired, afraid, or uncertain requires something deeper. But for me, taking the first step is often the greatest challenge. Which is harder for you? A. Taking the first step B. Continuing when it gets hard #TheWeeklyQuestion #TakeTheFirstStep #OneStepOneBreath #CantMustDid ❤️⛰️
How is this even possible? On September 10, I have the honor of speaking at the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Boise State University. My lecture is titled: From Fear to the Summit of Everest Today, I completed the equipment check, and as I
How is this even possible? On September 10, I have the honor of speaking at the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Boise State University. My lecture is titled: From Fear to the Summit of Everest Today, I completed the equipment check, and as I stood in the room, the reality of this opportunity began to sink in. You truly never know what may cross your path. Embrace it. Say yes to the challenges that frighten you, because those are often the experiences that help you grow the most. I have the honor of sharing the true depth of my story. Not only how I reached the summit of Everest, but why I began this journey in the first place. From a woman afraid of heights to standing on top of the world. Life can take us places we never imagined possible. Can’t. Must. Did. #FromFearToEverest #CantMustDid #SevenSummitsBy70 #BoiseState #OsherInstitute Everest EmbraceTheChallenge NeverTooLate
Many of you have asked me, “How can we help Nepal?” There are many organizations collecting donations, but here is one organization recommended by my trusted local contacts in Nepal. Your money will go directly where it is needed most.
Many of you have asked me, “How can we help Nepal?” There are many organizations collecting donations, but here is one organization recommended by my trusted local contacts in Nepal. Your money will go directly where it is needed most. Here it is. ❤️🇳🇵 Nepal Prime Minister Relief Fund: https://pmdrf.nchl.com.np #HelpNepal #NepalFloodRelief #SupportNepal #NepalStrong #CantMustDid
I have been quiet about the devastating event in Nepal. Not because I do not care, but because I care so deeply that I have struggled to find the words. I think part of me has been blocking it because allowing myself to fully take in the loss feels
I have been quiet about the devastating event in Nepal. Not because I do not care, but because I care so deeply that I have struggled to find the words. I think part of me has been blocking it because allowing myself to fully take in the loss feels overwhelming. Nepal changed my life. It changed the trajectory of my life. It challenged me, awakened something inside me, and helped me see who I could still become. The mountains drew me there, but it was the people, their strength, kindness, generosity, and spirit, who found a permanent place in my heart. To see this beautiful country suffering is heartbreaking. Human lives have been lost. Families and communities have been erased. The magnitude of the destruction is difficult to comprehend. My heart is with every person grieving, searching, rebuilding, and trying to understand how life can change so quickly. We can no longer look away from how a warming planet is intensifying extreme weather and placing vulnerable communities at even greater risk. Climate change is not something waiting for us in the future. People are living with its consequences now. I still do not have the right words. Maybe there are no words big enough. But Nepal has given me far too much for me to remain silent. I see you. I grieve with you. I carry Nepal in my heart. 🇳🇵❤️
3 of 52: Mutti 52 People Who Made a Difference in My Life When I think back on my childhood, I feel incredibly blessed for the love and kindness my mom gave me. Mutti was strict, but I do not remember ever feeling scolded by her. That tells me she
3 of 52: Mutti 52 People Who Made a Difference in My Life When I think back on my childhood, I feel incredibly blessed for the love and kindness my mom gave me. Mutti was strict, but I do not remember ever feeling scolded by her. That tells me she guided me in a way that taught me without making me feel small. She always made sure I had breakfast before school, packed the best lunches, and prepared my favorite after-school snack, Czech dumplings fried in egg. The first Saturday of every month was our day. It was the only Saturday, Langer Samstag, the stores stayed open later in Munich. We would take the trolley downtown, do a little shopping, and have lunch together. Those simple days became some of my most treasured memories. Because she was a stay-at-home mom, we spent a lot of time together. But she also trusted me. I could go outside and play for hours, knowing she believed I would make good choices. Mutti taught me that trust goes a long way, but it must be earned. Thank you, Mutti, for filling my childhood with love, kindness, security, and memories I still carry with me today. I miss you and love you. ❤️ #52PeopleWhoMadeADifference #Mutti #MyMom #ChildhoodMemories #Gratitude PeopleWhoShapeUs
I am so grateful for everyone who has rallied behind me in the vote for the 2027 Women of Mountaineering calendar cover. Your messages, shares, and votes have touched my heart. 🏔️❤️ When I started climbing, I never imagined my journey would bring m The Weekly Question | Can’t. Must. Did. What is something you have outgrown but are still holding on to? A belief?  A habit?  A relationship?  An old version of yourself? Sometimes we hold on because it feels familiar, even wh No matter what you do today, take a moment and be in the present. Life is a Gift. #7summitsx70 #cantmustdid #lifeisagift #beinthemoment 5 of 52: Andy Eros 52 People Who Made a Difference in My Life I began my karate journey in 1991 because I wanted to learn self-defense. I thought karate would simply be the way to do that. Andy was kind and tough. He had high expectations and tau What an honor to have Sally Howard, my all-time favorite broker, attend my presentation, “From Fear to the Summit of Everest,” at the Osher Institute of Lifelong Learning today. Having you there and feeling your support was incredibly s Looks like I’m off on another climb! Well, not a physical one today. 😊 This gear will be on display during my Can’t. Must. Did. From Fear to the Summit of Everest lecture at Boise State’s Osher Institute of Lifelong Learning today What “can’t” belief has been holding you back? What have you been missing out on because you believe you can’t? An opportunity? An adventure? A dream? A different life? “Can’t” is not a fact. It is a belie
You see the summits, adventures and accomplishments. Behind each one are long days, hard work, discipline and failures that taught me how to grow. Real estate helps fund my climbing. Karate keeps my mind, body and spirit strong at 64. Both help m
Sometimes we become so focused on how far we still have to go that we forget to look back. Growth often happens quietly, one decision, one challenge, and one small step at a time. Then one day, we pause and realize we are stronger, braver, and fart The impossible is possible. Dream big—even when the dream scares you. What feels impossible today may simply be waiting for you to take the first step. Believe. Begin. Keep going. ❤️🏔️ #TheImpossibleIsPossible #DreamBig #CantMustDid #NeverT 4 of 52: Paps 52 People Who Made a Difference in My Life Paps was my dad, but there were so many sides to him. At times, he was like a kid laughing while watching Laurel and Hardy. He always challenged himself physically, whether he was playing ten On this day in 1948, shortly after my parents fled Czechoslovakia, my father placed this ring on my mom’s finger. ❤️ They were refugees without citizenship, but they had big dreams and incredible determination. They dreamed of immigrating to Taking the first step requires courage. Continuing when you are tired, afraid, or uncertain requires something deeper. But for me, taking the first step is often the greatest challenge. Which is harder for you? A. Taking the first step B. Continu How is this even possible? On September 10, I have the honor of speaking at the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Boise State University. My lecture is titled: From Fear to the Summit of Everest Today, I completed the equipment check, and as I Many of you have asked me, “How can we help Nepal?” There are many organizations collecting donations, but here is one organization recommended by my trusted local contacts in Nepal. Your money will go directly where it is needed most. I have been quiet about the devastating event in Nepal. Not because I do not care, but because I care so deeply that I have struggled to find the words. I think part of me has been blocking it because allowing myself to fully take in the loss feels 3 of 52: Mutti 52 People Who Made a Difference in My Life When I think back on my childhood, I feel incredibly blessed for the love and kindness my mom gave me. Mutti was strict, but I do not remember ever feeling scolded by her. That tells me she